unfavorably
Pronunciation: [ʌnˈfeɪvərəbli]
Word
Context: "judgment"
(adverb) when something is seen in a negative way or something does not go well. If a situation or a person is judged badly, we can say it is viewed unfavorably.
Example
The team's performance was rated favorably by the coach.
Example
The new rules were received unfavorably by the players.
Example
Why do you think the design was viewed unfavorably by the critic?
Context: "comparison"
(adverb) when something is compared to something else and is seen as worse. If we look at two things and one seems less good, we say it is unfavorably compared to the other.
Example
In reviews, this restaurant is often compared favorably to others.
Example
The older model was unfavorably compared to the new one because it was less efficient.
Example
How is our product unfavorably compared to our competitors?
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