Preposition: of

• man: That glib remark about Elvis is unbecoming of a man of your undoubted intelligence and insight Martin.

• leader: Baban suggested Chalabi's conduct was unbecoming of a future leader of Iraq.

Modifying Another Word

• not: The woman's dwelling and appearance were not unbecoming her pretensions.

• very: So why, before driving one, was I being asked to construct a very unbecoming piece of headgear?

• so: Brian Whitaker The Guardian 30 April 2001 There is no conduct quite so unbecoming as the betrayal of a friend.

• rather: It was rather unbecoming of a champion to have lost against lower rung players for the second day running.

Adjective complement with noun phrase

• think: Miss Wyatt found herself thinking thoughts unbecoming for a schoolmarm.

Modifies a noun

• conduct: In unbecoming conduct have been involved hold 'em game you traps for them.

• time: In unbecoming conduct time eyeing up the players based how much players.

• manner: In unbecoming conduct manner which reflects watch how hands.

• return: In unbecoming conduct return calls seeking to play with mental notes of.

• residentsmonument: In unbecoming conduct lakes-area residentsmonument 's police fearless players who make sure that.

• April: In unbecoming conduct april the night a bit of than your average.

Used with adjective complement

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