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Comparative
more unsavory
Superlative
most unsavory
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related to actions, behaviors, or characteristics that are morally questionable or unpleasant
- The company's unsavory marketing tactics included misleading advertisements.
- He had an unsavory reputation in the neighborhood due to his criminal past.
- The novel delved into the unsavory aspects of human nature, exploring themes of betrayal and greed.
- Her unsavory comments during the debate alienated potential supporters.
- The restaurant had to close down due to health violations and unsavory practices in the kitchen.
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having an unpleasant smell or flavor
- The dish had an unsavory smell and was left untouched.
- He wrinkled his nose at the unsavory taste of the medicine.
- The refrigerator contained several unsavory leftovers.
- An unsavory odor drifted from the garbage bin.
- The soup turned unsavory after sitting out overnight.
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