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/dɪsˈfævərəbli/ · dis.fav.o.r.a.bly
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- In a way that is unfavorable or unhelpful. The weather forecast was issued disfavorably, warning of heavy rain and strong winds.
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- In a way that is not favorable or pleasing. The judge's decision was made disfavorably, and the defendant was found guilty.
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- In a way that is unfavorable or unpropitious. The economic indicators were issued disfavorably, indicating a decline in the country's GDP.
Did you know? The word 'disfavorably' is often used in formal or official contexts, such as in business or government, to convey a sense of neutrality or objectivity.