ill-favoured

• "How should the ill-favoured Knight deal in gallantries?" said Du —  The Lances of Lynwood
• Sir Charles Hardy, whose name (934) at least is ill-favoured, is removed, and old —  The Letters of Horace Walpole, Earl of Orford — Volume 1
• She was neither old nor ill-favoured, and she was most evidently nervous. —  Little Citizens
• Mr. O'Shea rather fancied himself in the role of comforter, when the sufferer was neither old nor ill-favoured. —  Little Citizens
• Frederic van Dorp, a rugged, hard-headed, ill-favoured, stout-hearted —  PG Edition of Netherlands series — Complete

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