Pronunciation: /ʌnˈflætərɪŋ/
adjective A word that describes or modifies a noun or pronoun, in this case, 'unflattering' describes something that is not complimentary or attractive.
A1 She was wearing an unflattering dress.
A2 The unflattering lighting made the room look dull.
B1 The critic gave an unflattering review of the new movie.
B2 The unflattering angle of the photograph made her look larger than she actually is.
C1 Despite the unflattering rumors, he was able to secure the promotion.
C2 The unflattering portrayal of the character in the novel caused controversy among readers.
formal The unflattering report highlighted several areas for improvement in the company's operations.
informal I didn't appreciate the unflattering comments she made about my outfit.
slang That picture is so unflattering, delete it!
figurative His unflattering behavior painted a negative image of him in the eyes of his colleagues.
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