unbecoming in Latin
unbecoming in Latin is indecens — unbecoming means not flattering or attractive.
unbecoming in Latin
indecens
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 Latin?
"unbecoming" in Latin is indecens. unbecoming means: Not flattering or attractive.
How do you use "unbecoming" in a sentence?
Example: "The harsh lighting was unbecoming in every photo." In Latin, "unbecoming" is indecens.
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