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Meanings of unfavorably in English
Portuguese
desfavoravelmente Usage of unfavorably in English
1
The US pandemic response compares unfavorably with a number of African countries.
2
A select committee of the Legislative Council reported unfavorably upon the system.
3
This reply was listened to in silence and unfavorably commented upon later.
4
The Chinese building program also had been affected unfavorably by the war.
5
Those difficulties, however, did not affect the happiness of the marriage unfavorably.
6
Both Biden and Ryan were viewed unfavorably by more voters than favorable.
7
But you have no right to judge so unfavorably of my heart.
8
I am afraid I should compare rather unfavorably with the Captain's lady.
9
Somehow Jim had seemed to be unfavorably influenced by these new conditions.
10
It isn't true that a discussion of these things affects me unfavorably.
11
Mordacks is my name, sir, of York city, not unfavorably known there.
12
How could you declare that your people were unfavorably disposed toward us?
13
She herself thought unfavorably of these dimples and smiled little in general society.
14
He was commenting unfavorably on this correspondent and on miscellaneous letter-writing in general.
15
A local activist was jailed for unfavorably comparing Singapore's judiciary system to Malaysia's.
16
But the threatened projection of a woman into the household struck Archie unfavorably.
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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