unflattering in Polish
unflattering in Polish is niepochlebny — unflattering means making someone or something look worse than they really are.
unflattering in Polish
niepochlebny
Not flattering.
What does "unflattering" mean?
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adj Making someone or something look worse than they really are.
"The tabloid printed an unflattering photo of the actress on a bad day."
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unflattering in a sentence
- The tabloid printed an unflattering photo of the actress on a bad day.
- The review painted an unflattering picture of the restaurant's service.
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What is "unflattering" in Polish?
"unflattering" in Polish is niepochlebny. unflattering means: Making someone or something look worse than they really are.
How do you use "unflattering" in a sentence?
Example: "The tabloid printed an unflattering photo of the actress on a bad day." In Polish, "unflattering" is niepochlebny.
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