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unprepossessingly

  • a word derived from prepossessing.
    prepossessing
    adjective
    that impresses favorably; engaging or attractive.

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The billionaire had been keen to give me the outline of his life story, which had begun unprepossessingly and ended—obviously—with him being the relaxed, well-heeled man who sat across the table from me today.

From The New Yorker ● Dec. 29, 2014

The place looked unprepossessingly new and French, and obtrusively military; dismal, too, in the dusty sand which a wailing wind blew through the streets; but scarcely a Frenchman was to be seen, except the soldiers.

From The Golden Silence by A. M. (Alice Muriel) Williamson

She looked unprepossessingly like a civilized woman, except a good deal fatter in places, which hardly helped matters from an abstract point of view.

From Fair and Warmer by E. G. von Wald

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