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unfriendly
[uhn-frend-lee]
adjective
not amicable; not friendly or kindly in disposition; unsympathetic; aloof.
an unfriendly coldness of manner.
hostile; antagonistic.
an unfriendly act of aggression.
unfavorable; inhospitable or inimical, as an environment.
an unfriendly climate for new ideas.
adverb
in an unfriendly manner.
unfriendly
/ ʌˈڰɛԻɪ /
adjective
not friendly; hostile
unfavourable or disagreeable
adverb
rarein an unfriendly manner
Other Word Forms
- unfriendliness noun
- ܲˈڰԻԱ noun
Word History and Origins
Origin of unfriendly1
Example Sentences
“We tried very snake-like skin, but it just made him look very unfriendly. You wouldn’t want to put your hand on his forehead.”
If you plan to use natural elements for wiping, make sure you know what poison ivy and other unfriendly plants look like.
China, the world's second largest economy, was hardest hit by Trump's "reciprocal tariffs" towards nations he deems unfriendly to America's interest.
A slight majority supports continuing to supply Ukraine with weapons, and 96 percent consider West European countries as “allies” or “friendly” powers, while four percent consider them “unfriendly” or “enemies.”
That isolation only makes us cold, cruel, unfriendly, unloving and incurious when we venture into the world and cross paths with all of the incredible people who inhabit it.
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