Synonym: bad-tempered, cranky, cross, disagreeable, hideous, homely, irritable, mean, ornery, perverse, plain, quarrelsome, testy, unattractive, unpleasant, unsightly. Antonym: beautiful. Similar words: seemingly, wittingly, willingly, grudgingly, unknowingly, increasingly, unwittingly, surprisingly. Meaning: ['ʌglɪ] 
adj. 1. displeasing to the senses 2. inclined to anger or bad feelings with overtones of menace 3. morally reprehensible 4. provoking horror.
adj. 1. displeasing to the senses 2. inclined to anger or bad feelings with overtones of menace 3. morally reprehensible 4. provoking horror. 
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241. Injustice had made her peevish , and misery had made her ugly.
242. She was a prim ugly woman of forty - three, who wore glasses and had sparse hair.
243. Kids: Look! Look! Yes, the ugly duckling was a beautiful swan.
244. But when he was young, he was an ugly, rustiness and tongue - tied boy.
245. A shockingly ugly old person, almost as black as coal.
246. The great tragedy OfScience the slaying Of a beautiful hypothesis by an ugly fact.
247. Quasimodo was a wise and kindhearted guy, but he had an ugly face and a hunchback.
248. The great tragedy of science - the slaying of a beautiful theory by an ugly fact.
249. Public art, such as sculptures and murals,(www.Sentencedict.com) will become ponderous and ugly.
250. Crops for fuel, in contrast, can be ugly or stunted.
251. Cry more can let beautiful cheek wrinkly, that can become ugly!
252. My old hound dog is ugly as sin , but faithful as the dickens.
253. Dr. Palmer Kirby was a shy, serious, ugly man in his middle fifties.
254. Coal mines are ugly, and their development has a serious effect on animal and plant life.
255. Lanchon was in his fifties, an ugly baldheaded stumpy legs and a greedy, twitching mouth.
256. There came a Saturday morning ugly with the portent of storm.
257. Satan rears his ugly head, to spit into the wind.
258. Henry Reno spent 43 years on the crime beat in a town soaked with ugly crimes.
More similar words: seemingly, wittingly, willingly, grudgingly, unknowingly, increasingly, unwittingly, surprisingly, unrelentingly, hieroglyphics.