1. unsavoury - Adjective
2. unsavoury - Adjective Satellite
not pleasing in odor or taste
morally offensive
Source: WordNetSome stars like to hide behind the whole idea of acting. But really good actors are not hiding at all. They're not afraid to be disliked, to be a little unsavoury. Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio
Whenever I meet Ukridge's Aunt Julia I have the same curious illusion of having just committed some particularly unsavoury crime and-what is more-of having done it with swollen hands, enlarged feet, and trousers bagging at the knee on a morning when I had omitted to shave. P. G. Wodehouse
If I was painting or writing, I wouldn't veer away from things because they seemed unsavoury to me. So as an actor, I kind of think the same way. I should do things that are different and interesting and shed light on the craziness of the world. Josh Hartnett
an unsavory reputation Source: Internet
an unsavory scandal Source: Internet
Kegan Inglis also threatened to shoot officers and bite off their noses during the unsavoury incident in the early hours of Thursday morning in St Andrews. Source: Internet