unfavourably

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Adverbial unfavourably has 1 sense

unfavorably, unfavourably - showing disapproval; in a disparaging way; "he reviewed the play unfavorably"

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Term: unfavourably

Part of Speech: Adverb

Sense 1: In a manner that shows disapproval or displeasure.

Example sentence: The new policy was received unfavourably by the employees, leading to protests and strikes.

Sense 2: In a manner that presents a disadvantage or unfavorable outcome.

Example sentence: The team's poor performance caused them to be ranked unfavourably in the competition.

Sense 3: In a manner that lacks support or endorsement.

Example sentence: The candidate's controversial remarks influenced the voters unfavourably, causing a decline in their popularity.

Sense 4: In a manner that hinders success or progress.

Example sentence: The inclement weather conditions affected the construction project unfavourably, causing delays and setbacks.