ill-favoured

Three fair things that hide ugliness: good manners in the ill-favoured; skill in a serf; wisdom in the misshapen.

He was not an ill-favoured fellow, and regarded his prisoner in a half-friendly manner, Templemore thought.

I regarded my hard-won and ill-favoured pledges of a meal with giddiness and discouragement.

They have good complexions, being white and red, but very ill-favoured features.

The head of the house is an ill-favoured person, of advanced age and wearing a tremendous wig.