understand that you may be feeling uneasy right now, so you may want to know some words that others may use to describe your appearance. However, before providing such words, I would like to remind you that language itself is often very subjective and situational. Many words may have different meanings in different contexts, and using these words to evaluate or imply others often makes people feel hurt or disrespected. If you suspect that colleagues are talking about you privately, or feel uncomfortable in the workplace, it may be better to communicate with them directly, or report the situation to a trusted supervisor or human resources department. If you just want to know some words that may be used to describe poor appearance in daily life (only for the purpose of recognizing words and understanding language use, not to promote use), here are some words and occasions that you may sometimes hear in spoken language, but please treat these words and occasions with caution: 1. Ugly/ugly - directly and stereotypically describe someone's appearance as unattractive, and in most cases it has a strong derogatory meaning. 2. Ugly - similar to "ugly", but sometimes it can be a more casual or half-joking statement in spoken language, depending on the context. 3. Greasy – In recent years, this word is often used in online language to describe some middle-aged men who are not only sloppy in appearance and dress, but also imply an uncomfortable feeling. 4. Sloppy – Generally used to describe a person who does not pay attention to his appearance and personal hygiene. Although it mainly describes habits and status, it is also used to imply poor appearance in some contexts. 5. Rustic – It is a word with slang color, usually referring to a person's dress or temperament, aesthetics is relatively "rustic", inconsistent with fashion trends, and is often used to ridicule and belittle. It should be emphasized that: • Most of these words themselves carry strong negative emotions. If used against a specific person, it is likely to constitute verbal personal attacks or workplace bullying. • The acceptance and meaning of some words in different regions and circles are also different, so they cannot be generalized. • If you are worried that your colleagues are using these words to imply or discuss you, it is recommended to start with communication and understanding the facts, rather than just relying on the surface meaning of the words to make judgments. I hope you can properly handle the communication with your colleagues. At the same time, I would like to remind you that when facing possible workplace conflicts, maintaining personal dignity and mental health is the most important thing. If the situation is serious, it is also a wise choice to seek help from your superiors or human resources in a timely manner.