Unsavory Definition

ŭn-sāvə-rē
adjective
Without flavor; tasteless.
Webster's New World
Distasteful or disagreeable.
An unsavory task.
American Heritage
Not savory.
An unsavory meal.
American Heritage
Unpleasant to taste or smell.
Webster's New World
Unpleasant or offensive, esp. so as to seem immoral.
Webster's New World
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Unsavory Sentence Examples

  • Louise Gold is making a habit of playing unsavory characters in west End musicals.

  • And, of course, I withhold my support from many unsavory practices I disapprove.

  • These processes help to remove unsavory compounds from the oil that may have accumulated in the fish's liver, and prevent them from infiltrating your own body.

  • Ministerial bullying of the judiciary via the national media is an unsavory sight in a free democracy " .

  • He always wore a suit - usually gray and double-breasted - its subtle pinstripe blotched with multicolored stains of obscure and unsavory origin.

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