Thesaurus / uncompanionable

uncompanionable

How to use uncompanionable in a sentence

He pictured himself as an old grouch, soured on the world, and surely uncompanionable.

Uncompanionable and retiring, he lived with his books, and in his workshop making trinkets for children.

MARIA ANTOINETTEJOHN S. C. (JOHN STEVENS CABOT) ABBOTT

Beloved dogs, companions of a life too solitary, because amongst an uncompanionable race, Requiescant in pace!

INTIMATE CHINAMRS. ARCHIBALD LITTLE

It seemed uncompanionable to have grown thus suddenly afraid of him, to leave him thus alone in that still room.

YOUNG LIVESRICHARD LE GALLIENNE

Still, he was respected as a well-behaved, although uncompanionable lad.

The last Temple Temple Barholm had been an eccentric and uncompanionable person.

T. TEMBAROMFRANCES HODGSON BURNETT

Now that he came to think of it, there was something uncompanionable in elderly people.

Whatever his qualifications might be, he looked stiff and uncompanionable.

It is the lack of training that makes the Chinese woman, as a rule, uncompanionable.

ORIENTAL WOMENEDWARD BAGBY POLLARD

Foster had taken it amiss that Ray should seem so downhearted and be so uncompanionable.

SYNONYM OF THE DAY

OCTOBER 26, 1985