unfriendly
- adjective
- /ʌnˈfrɛndli/
- Why are you so unfriendly this morning?
- unfriendly behavior
- unfriendly environment
- unfriendly country
So he didn't just play football with adoring children, he plunged into unfriendly, even hostile audiences.
- So he didn't just play football with adoring children, he plunged into unfriendly, even hostile audiences.
- But you may be plagued by thoughts that feel cold, disloyal, dismissive, unfriendly, unkind, and not nice.
- So these companies are what I call usually fairly investor unfriendly.
- The Biden campaign and the Democrats in general are very business unfriendly.
- Let's let's look, you said like most viruses are friendly or at least not unfriendly.
- And Plutarch says people think that this is the language of friendship, and that the lack of frankness is unfriendly and ignoble.
- It's not just companies from unfriendly Western countries that are struggling to repatriate profits from Russia, either.
- Speaking of views about fertility, I guess I read Tim Carney's new book, Family Unfriendly, how our culture made raising kids much harder than it needs to be.
- Eavesdropping on an unfriendly conversation between my freedom and me.
- So it got it got unfriendly.
Examples
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Come on, you don't have to be so unfriendly.
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I know Athos may seem cold and unfriendly, but don't let it fool you.
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Let's stop being so unfriendly and do this normally.
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So... how did he end up living alone in such an unfriendly neighborhood?
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I never knew it could look so unfriendly.
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The atmosphere of my home is unfriendly.
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Why so unfriendly, Ms. Fleener?
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I began by smiling up into their unfriendly faces from my place among the flowerbeds.
Fiction book (1990) -
Mr. Kang looks up from the register and smiles in an unfriendly way.
Fiction book (2002) -
She's often unfriendly towards new students, making it hard for them to feel welcome.
Synonyms
Showing strong dislike or opposition
Not friendly or caring to other people
Not showing sympathy or care for other people's feelings
Not polite and rude to other people
Not friendly or warm in how someone acts
Unfriendly in manner so people feel uncomfortable
Not kind or generous and quick to judge others harshly
Rude and not polite or kind
Unfriendly and likely to harm someone or something
Not friendly and making people feel unwanted or uncomfortable
Not friendly and hard to talk to so people avoid them
Not polite and often rude to others
Being often in a bad mood and unfriendly
Not a good fit for a person's tastes or skills
Not friendly or warm in behavior
Not friendly and hard to get along with
Not showing kindness to other people
Antonyms
How Friendly
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Unfriendly is made from un- meaning 'not' and friend meaning a person who likes you. So unfriendly means 'not friendly', which helps you remember someone who is not kind, warm, or welcoming.