Pronunciation: /ʌnˈbjutɪfəl/
adjective a word that describes or modifies a noun, in this case 'unbeautiful' describes something that is not beautiful
A1 The old building was very old and unbeautiful.
A2 She felt unbeautiful without any makeup on.
B1 The artist's abstract painting was intentionally made to look unbeautiful.
B2 Despite her unconventional beauty, she often felt unbeautiful compared to societal standards.
C1 The film's gritty realism portrayed the unbeautiful side of urban life.
C2 The barren landscape was starkly unbeautiful, yet held a certain haunting beauty.
formal The artist's intention was to capture the raw and often overlooked beauty in the unbeautiful.
informal Even though some may find it unbeautiful, I think it has its own unique charm.
slang I know it's not conventionally pretty, but I kinda dig the unbeautiful vibe.
figurative Her words painted an unbeautiful picture of the harsh reality of the situation.
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