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unsavory::adjective | Spocien Dictionary
| Type | Words |
|---|---|
| Synonyms | distasteful, unsavoury |
| Derivation | unsavoriness |
Examples of unsavory
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Museum dining carries an unsavory reputation that's unfortunately well deserved.
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We tend to focus on the process or the gamesmanship or the unsavory compromises.
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Zadran is the Dostum of Afghanistan's southeast, an unsavory but necessary ally.
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There's a particularly unsavory character in the U.K. who had a countercampaign.
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It's not about what an unsavory character who is sitting in prison says happened.
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Sadly, the Democrats have been guilty of the same unsavory tactics in the past.
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Crypto had become widely available, and it had indeed fallen into unsavory hands.
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Many were rescued from unsavory circumstances and now have a safe haven for life.
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When these kids meet their unsavory fates, one feels more relieved than mournful.
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- Morally offensive; "an unsavory reputation"; "an unsavory scandal"
- Distasteful: not pleasing in odor or taste
- Not savory; without flavor; Of bad taste; distasteful; Making an activity undesirable; Disreputable, not respectable, of questionable moral character
- The intruder whose intentions are not necessarily malicious but whose very presence can be negative
