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Meaning of unfavourable
The primary meaning of "unfavourable" is describing a situation or condition that is not advantageous or desirable.
Etymology of unfavourable
The word "unfavourable" originates from the Old French words "des-" (meaning "opposite of" or "not") and "faveur" (meaning "favour"), combined with the Old English suffix "-able" (forming an adjective indicating ability or fitness)
Historically, the term has been used since the 15th century to describe circumstances or conditions that are not beneficial or desirable
Synonyms
adverse
unfavorable
disadvantageous
detrimental
harmful
injurious
damaging
hurtful
deleterious
calamitous
disastrous
catastrophic
unfortunate
ill-fated
inauspicious
unpropitious
unfavorable
poor
bad
negative
pessimistic
gloomy
depressing
discouraging
disheartening
demoralizing
bleak
dismal
dreary
unpromising
unencouraging
Definitions
- Not favourable or advantageous
- * Giving a bad or unfavourable opinion of someone or something
- * Not promising or encouraging success
Usage Examples
- The weather forecast indicates unfavourable conditions for the outdoor festival.
- * The company's financial situation is unfavourable due to rising production costs.
- * The new policy has received unfavourable reviews from the public.