unbecoming in German
unbecoming in German is unangebracht, unpassend, unschmeichelhaft — unbecoming means not flattering or attractive.
unbecoming in German
unangebracht
unpassend
unschmeichelhaft
unschön
wenig anziehend
wenig schmeichelhaft
ungebührlich
Not in keeping with the expected standards of one's position.
ungehörig
Not in keeping with the expected standards of one's position.
What does "unbecoming" mean?
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adj Not flattering or attractive.
"The harsh lighting was unbecoming in every photo."
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adj Not fitting or appropriate for someone's position or character.
"The officer was disciplined for conduct unbecoming of his rank."
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unbecoming in a sentence
- The harsh lighting was unbecoming in every photo.
- The officer was disciplined for conduct unbecoming of his rank.
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What is "unbecoming" in German?
"unbecoming" in German is unangebracht, unpassend, unschmeichelhaft. unbecoming means: Not flattering or attractive.
How do you use "unbecoming" in a sentence?
Example: "The harsh lighting was unbecoming in every photo." In German, "unbecoming" is unangebracht, unpassend, unschmeichelhaft.
Are there other ways to say "unbecoming" in German?
Yes — German has 8 translations listed for "unbecoming": unangebracht, unpassend, unschmeichelhaft, unschön, wenig anziehend, wenig schmeichelhaft.
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