unattractiveness

as indeformity

Synonyms for unattractiveness

noun disfigurement, distortion

Antonyms for unattractiveness

Word Origin & History

late 14c., "absorptive," from Middle French attractif (14c.), from attract-, past participle stem of attrahere (see attract). Meaning "having the quality of drawing people's eye or interest" is from 1580s; sense of "pleasing, alluring" is from c.1600. Related: Attractively; attractiveness.

Example Sentences for unattractiveness

Nothing interesting about her—even her unattractiveness enhanced by her constant smoking.

And yet his kindliness and gentleness more than offset the unattractiveness of his physical appearance.

The great increase of restaurants, of clubs and hotels of all grades, shows one phase of the unattractiveness of home life.

With all his unattractiveness, Nick might have possessed qualities which would have rightly made him popular.

They were lighted by smoking kerosene lamps, which but added to their unattractiveness.

The sunlight that lay bright upon one side of it emphasized its unattractiveness.

Mr. Detweiler made them comfortable, apologising for the unattractiveness of his quarters.

unattractiveness

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More words related to unattractiveness

deformity