look ugly
Frequency: 7.845.6 per million words
Refers to the external appearance of being unattractive.
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- That old sofa looks ugly in our modern living room.
- The situation began to look ugly as the crowd grew restless.
- She worried that the dress made her look ugly.
- Things started to look very ugly when the negotiations broke down.
- The bruise on my leg looks pretty ugly right now.
- If the protests continue, the whole affair could look extremely ugly.
- From the outside, the concrete building looks quite ugly.
- He warned that the political climate might look even uglier in the coming months.
- I don't think the new car design looks ugly at all.
- With tensions rising, the meeting started to look rather ugly.
- The scar might look ugly, but it tells a story.
- No one wanted the confrontation to look ugly, so they tried to de-escalate.
- Without any decoration, the room looked bare and ugly.
- The dispute over the property began to look increasingly ugly.
- Some modern art looks ugly to traditionalists.
- From an outside perspective, the internal conflict definitely began to look ugly.
- The rust makes the bike look old and ugly.
- The public reaction to the scandal made the company's future look very ugly.
- He thought the statue looked ugly in the town square.
- Before the riot, the atmosphere in the street started to look quite ugly.