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unpopular
adjective as in not liked or sought after
Example Sentences
And while the government is unpopular, and the Conservatives seem miles from any kind of recovery, the Lib Dems have not been the main beneficiaries from their mutual misery.
The party and its leaders are deeply unpopular with the general public and among their own supporters.
Polls show, however, that the deployment of National Guard troops in the city is unpopular among many local residents, and legal experts have questioned the legality of using troops in US cities.
In the campaign ahead, Jenkins indicated that she planned to leverage Moody’s support for the state’s unpopular decision to drop school vaccine mandates as a wedge issue.
While unpopular, this is on some level a courageous move.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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