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un·fa·vour·able [ʌnˈfeɪvərəbl̩] ADJ

unfavourable

nenaklonjen

unfavourable comparison, decision

unfavourable

neugoden

to appear in an unfavourable light

to appear in an unfavourable light

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This was unfavourable for the teams; and in a time when few football matches were broadcast live, it was also unfavourable for the television sponsors. en.wikipedia.org

This fall can be ascribed to the distance to economic centres and the rather unfavourable local transport links. en.wikipedia.org

These officers volunteered for the expedition in spite of extremely unfavourable weather conditions. en.wikipedia.org

This attracted unfavourable comment from some critics who had expected more. en.wikipedia.org

Adversely, there were those who were cautious of the properties of coffee, fearing they had more unfavourable effects than positive ones. en.wikipedia.org

If the augur received unfavourable signs, he could suspend, postpone or cancel the undertaking ("obnuntiatio"). en.wikipedia.org

Verity believed his performances in unfavourable conditions for his bowling had greater merit than his successes in favourable ones. en.wikipedia.org

Amphibian aircraft that serviced the lake also used the small airport if weather conditions on the lake were unfavourable. en.wikipedia.org

Later, the parties managed to reach an agreement and avoided the unfavourable contest. en.wikipedia.org

Uppermost in their minds was the perception that a lack of professionalism was emerging that was generating an unfavourable image amongst client companies and contractors. en.wikipedia.org

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