uncomely
1 of 1adjective/ʌnˈkʌmli/
Forms:more uncomely,most uncomely
1
not conforming to accepted standards of propriety or decency
- Her uncomely behavior at the banquet shocked the guests.
- The speaker's uncomely remarks offended the audience.
- It was uncomely to interrupt the ceremony in such a manner.
- He rebuked her for her uncomely conduct in public.
- The politician's uncomely gestures drew criticism from the press.
2
unattractive or lacking in beauty or grace
C2- Despite her intelligence and kindness, she was often dismissed because of her uncomely appearance.
- The old mansion had fallen into disrepair, its once grand façade now looking uncomely and neglected.
- He tried to conceal his uncomely features with a hat pulled low over his forehead.
- The garden was filled with uncomely weeds, overshadowing the few remaining flowers struggling to bloom.
- Despite his uncomely appearance, he had a charm and charisma that drew people to him.