ugly face; hideous face
Formal or literary term for an unattractive or unsightly face. Not used in casual conversation; more common in written descriptions or elevated speech.
The portrait unsparingly depicted the king's ugly face.
He avoided appearing in public, self-conscious about his unattractive face.
醜貌 means an ugly face or appearance, the direct opposite of 美貌's beautiful face.
Compound of 醜 (shū, 'ugly') and 貌 (bō, 'face' or 'appearance'). Both kanji are used in formal or literary contexts; the word is not common in everyday speech.