unwelcome
Britishadjective
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(of persons) not welcome
-
causing dissatisfaction or displeasure
Other Word Forms
- unwelcomely adverb
- unwelcomeness noun
Example Sentences
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Both experiences, the unwelcome and the welcome, have enriched his narrative.
“While the renewed uncertainty over U.S. tariffs is unwelcome we doubt that it will have much impact on economic activity this year,” she said.
His carefully rehearsed lines and bookish glasses earned him the unwelcome nickname of "Robot Jetten" in his early career.
From Barron's
Without another word, our unwelcome guests climb into their cars and speed away.
From Literature
More rain is also on the way, with an additional 5-10mm falling widely through Tuesday night and Wednesday, bringing an unwelcome top up.
From BBC
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