Unfavorable is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for UNFAVORABLE in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• not favorable
• expressing or showing a lack of approval or support
• likely to lead to an adverse outcome
• not favourable
• Not favorable; not propitious; adverse; contrary; discouraging.
• not encouraging or approving or pleasing
• (of winds or weather) tending to hinder or oppose
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• opposed, contrary; expressing disapproval; negative

Words related to UNFAVORABLE

unfavorably22

Words that contain UNFAVORABLE

unfavorableness23 unfavorablenesses25

How to use UNFAVORABLE in a sentence

• How unfavorable such a system was to culture and improvement may be well imagined.
• My friend, the Poet, says, that rapidly growing towns are most unfavorable to the imaginative and reflective faculties.
• Recent occurrences in China have been unfavorable to a revision of the treaty with that Empire of the 3d July, 1844, with a view to the security and extension of our commerce.
• We have seen time gradually dispel every unfavorable foreboding and our Constitution surmount every adverse circumstance dreaded at the outset as beyond control.
• He was able to detect their presence under singularly unfavorable circumstances.
• The result of experiments is, however, unfavorable to its practical adoption.
• My impression of him, the first time I saw him, had been unfavorable.
• This is because so many of the seedlings are destroyed by forest fires, cattle and sheep grazing, unfavorable soil and weather conditions, and many other causes.
• After some years of commercial success, he failed, and went to Philadelphia, where Friend Hopper became acquainted with him, and formed an opinion not unfavorable.
• Early in life he formed an unfavorable opinion of the effect of capital punishment.
• Though seen at present under unfavorable circumstances, she inspires confidence as to her final accomplishment of this result.
• Even before the voyage began things took an unfavorable turn.
• At the end of three weeks there was total paralysis of the legs, and the outlook seemed most unfavorable.
• This peculiarity in her conduct, however, which might have irritated some men, and rendered others distrustful, had no unfavorable effect on Mr.
• This we have required so as to guard against any interpretation of the Constitution unfavorable to us.
• And, to make the matter worse, the alterations which happened in property during this age, were in general unfavorable to the crown.
• Then, when accusations and criticisms are advanced by those unfavorable to the Cause, you will be well armed.
• I am free to say that I have had grave reasons for forming a most unfavorable opinion of your conduct, even of your character.
• But our first acquaintance was of a very unfavorable kind.
• Part of the unfavorable judgment he has received is due to the prevalence of minor faults, disagreeable rather than positively bad.
• The next year, the season seems to have been a very unfavorable one for oats.
• If the omens were unfavorable, it was because their prayers had not been sufficiently sincere.
• Of the Society of Friends she knew little, and that little was unfavorable.
• Why did he refrain from reaping the fruits of victory? Because the weather, which had been so favorable to his fortunes on the 27th, was quite as unfavorable to his person.
• The effect of this on the British constitution cannot but be most unfavorable.
• A single reflection on the original ground of dispute between England and the Colonies is sufficient to remove any unfavorable impression in this respect.
• The present is a period peculiarly unfavorable for the satisfaction of claims of so large an amount and, to say the least of them, of so doubtful a character.
• The cat, disheartened by unfavorable omens, was nevertheless compelled to go on this unwelcome journey.
• This restriction, designed originally to protect the natives against fraud, has, upon the whole, had an unfavorable effect upon their happiness.
• Since the weather has been unfavorable to navigation to Maluco, he has not been able hitherto to depart.
• This universally belligerent spirit was evidently unfavorable to the progress of true and consistent piety.

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