unfavorably (adverb)

1. The captain looked unfavorably at the alien spaceship hovering above Earth, unsure of their intentions.

2. The film critic reviewed the new action movie unfavorably, citing the excessive violence and lack of character development.

3. The renowned literary critic analyzed the novel, commenting unfavorably on the author's weak plot and cliched characters.

4. The stand-up comedian playfully asked the audience, 'Why did the tomato turn red? Because it saw the salad dressing and looked unfavorably sour!'