Pronunciation: /ˈʌɡli ˈkʌstəmər/
noun a person who is unattractive or unpleasant in appearance
A1 The ugly customer complained about the quality of the food.
A2 The waitress tried to handle the situation with the ugly customer politely.
B1 Dealing with an ugly customer can be challenging for customer service representatives.
B2 The manager had to step in to calm down the ugly customer who was causing a scene.
C1 The company implemented a new policy to better handle difficult situations with ugly customers.
C2 Despite the best efforts of the staff, the ugly customer remained dissatisfied with the service provided.
adjective describing the customer as unattractive or unpleasant in appearance
A1 The store manager had to deal with an ugly customer who was yelling at the cashier.
A2 The waitress was upset with the ugly customer who complained about the food being too cold.
B1 The hotel receptionist tried to remain calm while handling the ugly customer's unreasonable demands.
B2 The flight attendant had to escort the ugly customer off the plane after they became disruptive.
C1 The CEO personally dealt with the ugly customer who threatened to sue the company.
C2 The renowned lawyer took on the case of the ugly customer who was suing a major corporation for negligence.
formal The manager had to deal with an ugly customer who was causing a scene in the store.
informal I overheard the cashier complaining about an ugly customer who was being rude.
slang That ugly customer was a real pain in the neck for the staff to handle.
figurative Dealing with difficult customers can feel like facing an ugly customer at every turn.
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