unhandsome

But it would be unhandsome to expose them to the scoffs of the public.'

He is only coward in this, that he dares not do an unhandsome action.

Their faces appeared not unhandsome, but longer than those of other spirits.

He was small and dumpy and unhandsome, with the dead-white face of a man cook.

How evident is "the trail of the serpent" over features not unhandsome!

Change is apt to present itself first in its unhandsome aspect.

Only do not take an unhandsome advantage of me: it pains me when I am obliged to bargain.

He was dressed with the greatest care, and presented a not unhandsome figure.

We delve for our power, and it is all barbarous and unhandsome.

Does it seem cold and unhandsome, this specular survey of persons?