Uncomplementary

Part of Speech: Adjective

Sense: Not complimentary; lacking praise or approval.

Usage:

• She received an uncomplementary review for her performance in the play.
• His boss gave him some uncomplementary feedback about his work.

Sense: Not suitable or matching well with someone or something.

Usage:

• The bright pink tie looked uncomplementary with his navy blue suit.
• Her loud laughter was uncomplementary to the serious atmosphere of the funeral.

Sense: Not serving to enhance or highlight someone's features.

Usage:

• The photographer tried different lighting techniques to avoid uncomplementary shadows on the model's face.
• They chose a soft, neutral color for the walls to avoid any uncomplementary contrast with the furniture.

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