Unfavourable Meaning in English
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Definition
Describing something that is not suitable, positive, or helpful; something negative, harmful, or unlikely to produce a good result.
Usage & Nuances
More formal and less emotional than 'bad'; commonly used in reports, reviews, and official contexts. Pairs well with words like 'result', 'conditions', 'impression', and is often about circumstances or opinions rather than people. 'Unfavorable' is US spelling; 'unfavourable' is British.
Example Sentences
The weather was unfavourable for our picnic.
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She received an unfavourable review from her manager.
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There are unfavourable conditions for driving tonight.
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The project failed because of unfavourable economic trends.
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Public opinion was unfavourable to the new policy.
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I'm afraid the results are unfavourable this time.
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