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"Unbecoming, as an adjective, describes something that takes away from a person's appearance, character, or reputation, making it unattractive or inappropriate. For example, an unbecoming hat or unbecoming language can be considered as not fitting well with someone's overall image." more

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Demonstrating unbecoming arrogance can alienate you from your peers.

Unbecoming

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adjectiveUnbecoming, as an adjective, describes something that takes away from a person's appearance, character, or reputation, making it unattractive or inappropriate. For example, an unbecoming hat or unbecoming language can be considered as not fitting well with someone's overall image.
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