untoward

/ʌnˈtɔrd/
adjective
  1. Unexpected and inappropriate or inconvenient; causing trouble or difficulty.
    • We should report any untoward incidents to the manager.
    • Nothing untoward happened during the trip.
    • The police were called to investigate any untoward behavior.
  2. Unfavorable or adverse.
    • The project faced untoward delays due to the weather.
    • Untoward economic conditions forced the company to downsize.
    • The patient had an untoward reaction to the medication.
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