unsavory ПРИЛ. америк., австрал., unsavoury [ˌʌnˈseɪvərɪ] ПРИЛ. брит., австрал.
1. unsavory (unpleasant):
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2. unsavory (disgusting):
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3. unsavory (socially offensive):
- unsavory reputation
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She and her family were urban and educated, and not involved in what was generally seen as the unsavory world of blues musicians.
en.wikipedia.org In biblical times, eagles and other meat-eating birds were banned from being eaten since their diet was considered unsavory.
en.wikipedia.org There was some unsavory business connected to ginseng.
en.wikipedia.org Discipline appears to have broken down and the abbey had an unsavory reputation, which it retained up until its dissolution.
en.wikipedia.org The difficulty of the process is intended to dissuade participation by unsavory people and organized crime.
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