“Unbecoming” in Japanese
Short answer
Unbecoming in Japanese is “似気無い” (nigenai). Full meaning: unlike, unbecoming, unworthy of, out of keeping with.
Other ways to say “Unbecoming” in Japanese
不似合い
funiai unbecoming, improper, unsuitable, ill-matched, unworthy of
年甲斐も無い
toshigaimonai unbecoming, unsuitable, disgraceful, wrong for one's age, unworthy of one's years, thoughtless for one's age
似げない
nigenai unlike, unbecoming, unworthy of, out of keeping with
有るまじき
arumajiki unworthy, unbecoming, improper
有られもない
araremonai unladylike, unbecoming, immodest; unthinkable, impossible, ridiculous
見っとも無い
mittomonai shameful, disgraceful, unsightly, indecent, unseemly, unbecoming, improper
似気無
nigena unlike, unbecoming, unworthy of, out of keeping with
似げな
nigena unlike, unbecoming, unworthy of, out of keeping with
似気無う
nigenou unlike, unbecoming, unworthy of, out of keeping with
似気無え
nigenei unlike, unbecoming, unworthy of, out of keeping with
似げねえ
nigenei unlike, unbecoming, unworthy of, out of keeping with
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