untoward
un
ən
ēn
to
ward
ˈwɔrd
vawrd
British pronunciation
/ʌntʊwˈɔːd/

Definition & Meaning of "untoward"in English

untoward
01

not expected, normally inconvenient or unpleasant

untoward definition and meaning
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Examples
The sudden rain was an untoward event that ruined the outdoor picnic.
His untoward comments during the meeting made everyone uncomfortable.
02

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

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His untoward remarks at the dinner table made several guests uncomfortable.
The teacher addressed the student 's untoward behavior during the assembly.
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