unfavourably
/ʌnˈfeɪvərəbli/
adverb
- In a way that shows disapproval or lack of support.
- The teacher looked unfavourably on students who arrived late to class.
- The critics reviewed the movie unfavourably, calling it boring and predictable.
- Her proposal was viewed unfavourably by the committee, so it was rejected.
- In a way that is not good or advantageous; negatively.
- His health changed unfavourably after he stopped exercising.
- The weather conditions compared unfavourably with last year's sunny forecast.
- The company's profits were affected unfavourably by the economic downturn.
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