unpopular

[ʌnˈpɑpjələ(r)]

Definition:
1. Regarded with disfavor or lacking general approval.

Use 'unpopular' in a sentence:

1. He is a man with a reputation for being tough and unafraid of unpopular decisions.
2. Such a work style is unpopular anywhere.
3. The price increase will obviously be unpopular, although it's unlikely to reduce demand.
4. The project has been unpopular in Myanmar.
5. Unpopular policies such as unilateral disarmament were ditched.
6. We often see some teachers of good learning being unpopular with his students.
7. Could become so unpopular in such a short period of time.
8. No wonder it's unpopular.
9. The state's unpopular sales tax on snacks has ended.
10. People who message a lot feel unpopular if they don't get many back.
11. Strange, unpopular names, I thought.
12. No wonder he is so unpopular.
13. He's an extremely unpopular king.
14. He is a man who is unpopular with the people.
15. Any budget deal would have been unpopular.
16. To be sure, there is a process more immediately responsive to the people's will might have ousted Lincoln and Washington in their unpopular moments.
17. He made himself unpopular by being so pushy.
18. Bureaucratically unpopular orders can be evaded in a variety of ways.
19. At first this was unpopular, especially among car drivers.
20. Alton has made himself fiercely unpopular in certain circles.
21. The committee's confrontational style of campaigning has made it unpopular.
22. About the time that schools and others quite reasonably became interested in seeing to it that all children, whatever their background, were fairly treated, intelligence testing became unpopular.
23. I will not hesitate to take unpopular decisions.
24. That is an unpopular message.
25. Some of this will be unpopular.
26. The United States minted about 857 million silver-colored "Susan Anthony" dollars between 1979 and 1981, but the coin proved unpopular because it looked and felt too much like a quarter.
27. But he is unpopular and distrusted.
28. Within a few days of taking office he had become the most unpopular man in the company.
29. The school reforms are unpopular with the mass of teachers and parents.
30. The legislature repealed the unpopular Rent Act.
31. The new Chancellor has the guts to push through unpopular tax increases.
32. The Chancellor is deeply unpopular with voters.
33. The country's leaders are unwilling to take unpopular measures to stop the rot.
34. Taxes are unpopular — it is understandable that voters are against them.
35. Taxes are unpopular – it is understandable that voters are against them.
36. In high school, I was very unpopular, and I did encounter a little prejudice.
37. Many are tired of being unpopular because of their wealth and would encourage more even distribution of it.
38. Predictably, the new regulations proved unpopular.
39. His rigid adherence to old-fashioned ideas made him unpopular.
40. His rigid adherence to the rules made him unpopular.
41. He was a generally unpopular choice for captain.
42. Landfills are places to dump waste, but they are unpopular because they can pollute the soil used to cover them.
43. The proposed increase in income tax proved deeply unpopular with the electorate.
44. The military regime in power was unpopular and repressive.
45. It was an unpopular decision to postpone building the new hospital.
46. The reforms are unpopular with the mass of teachers and parents.
47. Several unpopular decisions diminished the governor's popularity.
48. It was a painful and unpopular decision.