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unfavourable
This word is the opposite of "favourable". It is commonly used in formal writing, such as business reports or news articles. Please note that "unfavourable" is the British English spelling. In American English, it is spelled "unfavorable" (without the 'u').
💬Casual Conversation
Your father's mood is completely unfavourable. Don't bring up the car when you get home.
yikes. i'll just keep a low profile then.
Meanings
Not providing a benefit; adverse or disadvantageous.
"The company faced unfavourable market conditions during the economic downturn."
Expressing disapproval, criticism, or a lack of support.
"The film received several unfavourable reviews from the critics."
Not likely to lead to a successful outcome; unlucky.
"It was an unfavourable time to start a new business venture."