unflattering
/ʌnˈflætərɪŋ/
adjective
- Making someone or something look less attractive or good than they really are.
- He wore an unflattering shirt that was too tight and the wrong color.
- The article gave an unflattering description of the politician's past.
- That unflattering photo made her look much older.
- Not showing someone or something in a positive or favorable way; critical or negative.
- She received some unflattering comments about her presentation.
- The review was unflattering, pointing out every flaw in the movie.
- The report painted an unflattering picture of the company's safety record.
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