Pronunciation: /ʌnˈprɑmɪsɪŋ/
adjective a word that describes or modifies a noun or pronoun, in this case 'unpromising' describes something that does not show potential for success or development
A1 The weather forecast for tomorrow looks unpromising.
A2 She was worried when she received the unpromising test results.
B1 Despite the unpromising start, the team managed to turn things around and win the game.
B2 The job market for recent graduates may seem unpromising, but with determination, opportunities can be found.
C1 The unpromising economic outlook has led to uncertainty among investors.
C2 The critics' reviews were harsh, describing the film as unpromising and lacking originality.
formal The initial results of the experiment were unpromising, but further analysis may reveal more insights.
informal I know it looks unpromising now, but don't give up hope just yet.
slang The job market is looking pretty unpromising right now, but I'm sure something will come up soon.
figurative The storm clouds gathering on the horizon painted an unpromising picture for the outdoor event.
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