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unwelcome
adjective as in not wanted, desired
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Example Sentences
Some 100,000 federal workers came off the government’s payroll this week, the latest bit of unwelcome news for the softening U.S. labor market.
But trying to mould someone's appearance according to your preferences is dangerous, she argues, as the person on the receiving end could see it as an unwelcome imposition.
As host to dozens of European leaders over two days, Denmark will want to fend off any more unwelcome surprises in its air space.
To have Burnham joining that argument publicly, whether his leadership challenge is plausible or not, is unwelcome for Starmer and Reeves.
The moment was an unwelcome reminder of what residents grappled with decades ago.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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