untoward
un
ən
ēn
to
ward
ˈwɔrd
vawrd
/ʌntʊwˈɔːd/

Definition & Meaning of "untoward"in English

untoward
01

not expected, normally inconvenient or unpleasant

untoward definition and meaning
Examples
The sudden rain was an untoward event that ruined the outdoor picnic.
02

behaving or appearing in a way that goes against accepted standards of decency, manners, or social propriety

Grammatical Information
Composition
Compound
qualitative
Superlative
most untoward
Comparative
more untoward
gradable
Examples
His untoward remarks at the dinner table made several guests uncomfortable.
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