unforthcoming
Britishadjective
Example Sentences
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He went on to criticise the defendant for failing to assist the police investigation, adding that Forde's "unforthcoming attitude" had meant further forensic work had to be undertaken.
From BBC
Trials in Mexico are not conducted in public, and authorities have been especially unforthcoming about the San Fernando investigation.
From Los Angeles Times
Astronauts, it turns out, are not ideal subjects for medical study, because they are notoriously stoic and unforthcoming about any symptom that might ground them.
From New York Times
He said McGrath had been "unco-operative and unforthcoming with information" during the hearing and branded him a "thoroughly dishonest witness, quite prepared to manipulate and forge evidence and tell lies in court".
From BBC
The trailer is unforthcoming, and the film doesn’t come out until some time next year.
From The Guardian
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