unfavourably

In poor light

Unfavourably is the British spelling of unfavorably, an adverb meaning in a way that expresses disapproval, criticism, or a negative judgment.

If something is viewed or received unfavourably, people regard it with disfavor or disappointment.

To compare unfavourably means to come out worse in a comparison: The sequel compared unfavourably with the original film.

Reviews, decisions, and impressions can all go unfavourably for someone or something.

comparison

adversely

In harmful fashion

negatively · worse · inferior · unflatteringly · critically · harshly · disparagingly · detrimentally · prejudicially · invidiously

judgment

critically

With serious judgment

scathingly · condemningly · disparagingly · disdainfully · contemptuously · reproachfully · censoriously · derogatorily · pejoratively · accusingly

outcome

poorly

In an inferior way

unsuccessfully · unluckily · inauspiciously · dismally · disastrously · regrettably · unsatisfactorily · unpromisingly · bleakly · gloomily

bias

prejudicially

With preformed negative judgment

unfairly · one-sidedly · unequally · tendentiously

Opposites
evaluation/judgment

unfavourablyfavourably

In an approving manner

favorably · positively · approvingly · advantageously · successfully

Family

unfavourable

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Timeless · Abstract · Negative · Everyday, not technical · Rated G