Modifies a noun

• prognosis: AB - PURPOSE: Children with recurrent or progressive central nervous system ( CNS ) tumors have an unfavorable prognosis.

• opinion: An unfavorable opinion can be rolled of using the health-care quot she said.

• exchange: It established the fact and set forth the extent of the unfavorable exchange between London and Dublin.

• condition: Because of these unfavorable conditions, the 2d Company had been inserted into the position of the 8th Company last night.

• factor: Univariate analysis was performed to determine the prognostic unfavorable factors.

• light: Why would high officials use untruths and distortions in an effort to cast nongovernmental scientists in an unfavorable light.

Modifying Another Word

• very: I have done some in the Camera on paper silvered as yet without decided success; but the weather has been very unfavorable.

• energetically: Also singly linked water molecules involve greater ( energetically unfavorable ) rearrangements in the surrounding water.

Used with adjective complement

• become: When conditions of moisture, temperature, and food supply became unfavorable, many soil bacteria would form resistant spores.