react unfavourably

Frequency: 6.21.6 per million words

To respond in a negative or disapproving way. The headword is spelled 'unfavorably' in American English.

unfavourablyVERB + unfavourably

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react

Examples (10)

  • The public might react unfavourably to the new policy.
  • Investors reacted unfavourably to the company's earnings report.
  • She reacted unfavourably when she heard the unexpected news.
  • How will the market react unfavourably if interest rates rise?
  • Critics have reacted unfavourably to the director's latest film.
  • We hope consumers will not react unfavourably to the price increase.
  • His suggestion was met with a few people reacting unfavourably.
  • If you react unfavourably to the medication, please contact your doctor.
  • Historically, such proposals have reacted unfavourably with the committee.
  • The team's performance caused the coach to react unfavourably during the press conference.