Showing or representing to advantage.
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The latest data to confirm our unflattering position comes from Ookla Speedtest.
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Word association paints a similarly unflattering picture: tin box, dinky and rust.
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Not Coleridge first threw that spell; but God's great, unflattering laureate, Nature.
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She is just making the point that you're using an unflattering name.
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Consequently, no even remotely unflattering story about Streisand had appeared for years.
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In the Austrian's case, however, the speculation is a lot more flattering.
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While the result was flattering, it was only a poll, she said.
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A flattering or flirty comment could come just at the right time!
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Meyer preferred the flattering, warm look of open shade and natural light.
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At the top of the arch was a flattering inscription in verse.
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It comes in five flattering shades, but the gold is particularly beautiful.
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The compliment was paid in a manner the most flattering to Scipio.
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In fairness, I must also disclaim the flattering side of the portrait.
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He addressed the corner of the room in a wheedling, flattering tone.
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The long sandy-brown tresses are a very flattering addition, to her look.
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I went at once, and was received in the most flattering manner.
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I'm not flattering myself, I'm just trying to figure out Tyler's approach.
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Other guidebooks and travel magazines have also given less than flattering reviews.
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The portrait is not flattering; but all women cannot be equally beautiful.
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The manner in which I was summoned was most flattering to me.
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To pass for mad in the eyes of fools is very flattering.
