unfavoured

/ ʌnˈfeɪvəd /

adjective

1. not regarded with especial kindness or approval

   unvalued and unfavoured daughter

2. not regarded with partiality or favouritism

   the unfavoured far side of the course

Example Sentences

Choosing the unfavoured soft tyre from the start, on the first sunny day of action of the weekend, Verstappen made rapid progress - he was eighth by the end of lap one.

From BBC

The British boat was drawn in unfavoured lane one, but went out hard to put pressure on the rest of the field.

From BBC

His cross-field pass with his unfavoured left foot to begin a move that led to Liverpool’s second goal against Manchester City was something you would expect from a midfield creator, not a full-back.

From The Guardian

All can be classified as waste food products: offal and unfavoured cuts are processed for pet food or rendered down for disposal, culled wild animals are buried in landfill, emitting further greenhouse gas emissions, and if pests aren’t culled, their numbers spiral, which impacts on woodland, river beds and other wildlife.

From The Guardian

“It’s not just that the ‘unfavoured’ child feels unloved.

From The Guardian