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unlikable
adjective as in disagreeable
adjective as in distasteful
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adjective as in undesirable
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Example Sentences
But we should be more ready to celebrate both real and fictional women for daring to be unlikable.
Katherine, Daniel, and Nathan are quite unlikable people, stuck with one another, whining to their friends and family.
Whatever the answer, the inverse desire for unlikable characters—truly despicable ones—is interesting.
She speaks to Lucy Scholes about blending fact and fiction, her unlikable main character, and her next novel featuring a medium.
We have had, in the modern era, just one truly unlikable president.
She was, he told himself, an extremely unlikable young woman.
For as a young fellow I was not bad-looking, nor had I, so I flatter myself, an unlikable disposition.
Because I don't like girls of that stamp doesn't argue her unlikable.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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