Meanings of most unlovely in English

He was a most unlovely spectacle, but he was far from dead.

Of all the garbs I yet have seen, the most unlovely.

To such a degree does love transform the most unlovely objects.

Such villages as we pass are the most unlovely clusters of mud hovels imaginable.

A most unlovely and unloving beast.

They were a most unlovely band and chief among them in authority and repulsiveness was the black sergeant Usanga.

His lip thrust itself out when he had spoken, and his whole face wore its hardest, most unlovely look.

In the intense, penetrating light of sunrise, the bedaubed and skin-clothed Argentine was the most unlovely object that ever captivated woman.

I saw the result; for I saw Fanny at twenty, the most unlovely, useless, and unhappy being I ever met with.

Last and least, but not the most unlovely, in this display of female charms, was the youngest daughter of Mr. Wharton.

Man, too, was the most unlovely of creatures-withhis skinny legs and his big stomach, his filed teeth, and his thick, red lips.

But here they were, mashed together in this stew-pot of domesticity, with all the most unlovely aspects of things forced continually upon their attention.

Deliberately he chooses the most commonplace aspects and the most unlovely means of expression, hoping that, talent thus bound, genius will be stung into action.

Both were very angry, and kept twitting one another with every aggravation they could invent, as they scolded and scuffled, presenting a most unlovely spectacle.

"Of all things," I answered, "a woman without sentiment is the most unlovely."

"You give him a most unlovely character," said the girl.