No. 9,456 in Swedish

fult

"Fult" means "ugly" or "dishonorable" in English.

In a sentence

Det var fult att ljuga så.
It was wrong to lie like that.
'Fult' is used here to indicate moral or ethical wrongness in behavior.
Hans gamla bil ser rätt fult ut.
His old car looks rather ugly.
'Fult' is used to describe something as visually unattractive or unpleasing.
Att fuska är riktigt fult gjort.
Cheating is really a bad thing to do.
'Fult' is employed to express conduct that is deceitful or dishonorable.

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