"Unsavoury" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples

"Unsavoury" Meaning

Disagreeable or unpleasant, often in an unwholesome or shocking way.

"Unsavoury" Examples

Usage Examples for "Unsavory"

Formal

The company faced criticism after revealing its dealings with an unsavoury firm that had a history of importing goods from disputed territories.
The politician who had multiple affairs while in office was accused of being involved in unsavoury dealings.

Informal

The new restaurant downtown got bad reviews due to its unsavoury kitchen staff who were reportedly not storing food properly.
I wouldn't trust that guy; he's got a reputation for being involved in unsavoury activities.

Contextual

Crime and Justice: The police were called to investigate the murder scene, which had potential evidence of unsavoury underworld connections.
Politics: The candidate's campaign was marred by unsavoury tactics, including negative campaigning and deceitful advertising.

Idiomatic

The phrase "unsavoury character" is often used to describe someone whose behaviour is unpleasant or questionable.
In some cases, a deal or agreement can be called "unsavoury" if it involves dubious or greedy arrangements.