Unlovely is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for UNLOVELY in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• not lovely
• not attractive; ugly
• unpleasant in appearance or character
• Not lovely; not amiable; possessing qualities that excite dislike; disagreeable; displeasing; unpleasant.
• without beauty or charm
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• not likabl; disagreeable, unpleasant

Words related to UNLOVELY

unlovelier13 unloveliest14 unloveliness15

How to use UNLOVELY in a sentence

• Unlovely decay, an air of desolation, symptoms of neglect, present a mournful sight, and one wonders how much longer the poor relic will remain.
• It was like the skeleton of some giant creature of a prehistoric age, incredibly savage even in its stark, unlovely death.
• That twisted, unlovely look which he had tried not to see, loving her too well to wish to see it, had gone.
• And yet the present would not let itself be robbed of its own unlovely right.
• You sensed without a glance at them that her hands would be bony, with unlovely knuckles.
• The marquis gazed with hungry eyes after the airy little figure as it dashed down the unlovely, worm-fenced road.
• And that is how the love of God melts down the unlovely heart in man, and begets in him the new creature, who is patient and humble and gentle and unselfish.
• While these are ponderous and unlovely that of Julian Nethermyl, at the west end of the principal north aisle, is a work of interest and much beauty.
• Few were abroad, at that late season and unlovely time.
• The clearing was a white square, all its unlovely litter of fallen trees and half-burned stumps hidden under the virgin snow.
• Enraptured with her beauty, her perfect fulfilment of his needs, he realized last the unlovely features of her presence.
• Perhaps he knew more about such lonely, unlovely battles than any man of his acquaintance.
• No! she was dark and unlovely, and her rival beautiful, in his favourite style! And Du Meresq was black and treacherous, as a smothered instinct had sometimes warned her.
• Harsh, unlovely tones are a sure indication of misplaced effort, of tension somewhere, of wrong action.
• Henry came in one evening rather the worse for liquor and with clubbed musket assaulted his unlovely reflection in an expensive mirror.
• Let me now tell of one other, that sprang from conditions still more unlovely because cramped and shut in.
• Personal impulses and inclinations may be very short-sighted, very unlovely, very unworthy.
• Yet, with so unlovely and forbidding an appearance, this man was in reality as innocent and docile as a lamb.
• The writings of this author have never soiled the public mind with one unlovely image.
• He was a most unlovely spectacle, but he was far from dead.
• No man with an eye for the beautiful or the novel would call Australia either unlovely or dull.
• And the completely organised competitive State which I have imagined would be a far more unlovely place than Germany, and more unpleasant to live in.
• Indeed, we know that many girls feel this natural drawing, in spite of most unlovely conditions in their childhood homes.
• Very unlovely he looked, dragging himself along like a wounded beast.

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