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unwelcomed

American  
[uhn-wel-kuhmd] / ʌnˈwɛl kəmd /

adjective

  1. not welcomed; not given a welcome.


Example Sentences

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When she said she felt “unwelcomed,” Beyoncé might have been alluding to that incident, but also perhaps to the backlash she was met with when she attended and performed at the 2016 Country Music Assn.

From Los Angeles Times

The records that have been unwelcomed passengers on Celtic's Champions League journeys have been rubbished.

From BBC

Unprompted and at first unwelcomed, this feeling troubles Anna, because even another go at the examination can’t solve her doubts with assurance.

From Los Angeles Times

Thanks to their uncanny movie-set quality, Ikea showrooms sometimes invite unwelcomed filmmakers.

From Los Angeles Times

But that unwelcomed streak of 115-degree temperatures may end at 31 days.

From Los Angeles Times