unfavorable
They were asked whether they felt they had been treated unfavorably in any way.
His leadership is likely to be viewed unfavorably by the Pentagon.
The nurses used to make a fuss of them and compare us unfavorably to them.

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Useless and futile
adrift
aimless
aimlessly
aimlessness
airy-fairy
fruitless
fruitlessly
fruitlessness
futile
futilely
negate
negation
no goodidiom
non-viable
nugatory
unpractical
unrealistic
unrealistically
unseriousness
until you are blue in the faceidiom

Examples of unfavorably

unfavorably
Forty-seven percent view the president unfavorably, compared to 43 percent who view him favorably.
From The Hill
In sum, they are intolerant of imperfection as they feel it reflects unfavorably on them.
From Huffington Post
Fifty-three percent view him unfavorably including 33 percent who have a "strongly unfavorable" view of him.
From The Hill
Interestingly, 48 percent stated a favorable impression of corporations, while 43 percent saw them unfavorably.
From The Seattle Times
Yet colleges might look unfavorably on that lower-ranked student.
From Philly.com
Sixty-one percent of that group views her favorably, while just 14 percent view her unfavorably.
From CBS News
That compares unfavorably with coal (2,249 pounds/megawatt hour) and natural gas (1,135 pounds/megawatt hour).
From Slate Magazine
More voters now view her unfavorably, and by a near two to one margin they see her as untrustworthy.
From Huffington Post
Both candidates are viewed unfavorably by a majority of voters.
From CBS News
That third data point could be key to further understanding why having a first child in a modernized culture can unfavorably affect parents' emotions.
From CBS News
And millennials generally are the only age group that views socialism more favorably than unfavorably.
From New York Post
First of all, heart-healthy mono-unsaturated fats aren't unfavorably altered by heat.
From CNN
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