unpopular
Example Sentences
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A minister said: "It was unpopular and expensive. It should never have been announced without being costed first."
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The argument I hear within government is they are ditching the bit that is unpopular, but keeping something people might choose to use themselves because it could make accessing public services easier, for instance.
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Previous format changes have not always worked out, such as the highly unpopular "Seer" twist last year, which effectively made it impossible for one particular player to win, and removed the tension from the finale.
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When Wiener started pushing Yimby policies about 15 years ago, many of his ideas were unpopular and fringy.
While he was never a popular president, and was especially unpopular among young South Koreans, Yoon has since his imprisonment become a symbol of rebellion for young people who have increasingly been feeling left behind.
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