Uncongenial is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for UNCONGENIAL in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• not sympathetic or compatible
• unsuitable and therefore unlikely to promote success or well-being
• (of a person) not friendly or pleasant to be with
• not suitable to your tastes or needs
• very unfavorable to life or growth
• used of plant stock or scions; incapable of being grafted

Words that contain UNCONGENIAL

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How to use UNCONGENIAL in a sentence

• With admirable good nature, Herrick made the best of these uncongenial surroundings.
• I did not think I could have missed an uncongenial person, one with whom I had so little sympathy, so much.
• The objects of their philanthropy were not to be stolen away and hurried off to an uncongenial land for the oppressed.
• The truth is that anyone who has any pronounced views at all, any definite strain of temperament, is sure to encounter people who are entirely uncongenial.
• Jane Eyre, in spite of some grand things about her, is a being totally uncongenial to our feelings from beginning to end.
• Meanwhile, she exercised all her womanly tact to lead him to forget his distasteful position, and so to make his uncongenial task as pleasant as possible.
• After very great emotion such as Hector and Theodora had been experiencing, to have this uncongenial and hateful pair as companions was impossible to bear.
• He clung to what happiness he knew in a way rare in one so young, and he was quite aware how much of it he found even in uncongenial company.
• Who was happier than Torquato now? Having recently experienced the discomforts of uncongenial service, he took his place again upon a firmer footing in the city of his dreams.
• Very often a person who is uncongenial to us, will, in the surroundings to which she is fitted, be at ease, and perhaps even attractive.
• The rule of life did not as a rule amount to asceticism in the Indian sense, which was most uncongenial to Hellenic ideas, but it comprised great self-restraint.
• It was uncongenial to his temper, but it did not fail to leave upon him its lasting mark.
• But grammar is perfectly uncongenial matter to me, which my mind absolutely refuses to assimilate.
• So when he was only a few months old, he was taken from the uncongenial air of India and brought by his parents to England.
• Hence this uncongenial company of thirst and a woman.
• It is utterly uncongenial to the spirit of true Americanism, and will never have any considerable permanent strength.
• On meeting the rig, I could hardly control myself from laughing outright, for there on the rear seat sat Field and Radcliff, extremely gruff and uncongenial.
• If anything was uncongenial, then it was their duty to overcome their inclinations.
• At length, from uncongenial air, water, food, and circumstances in general, the transplanted flower began to droop.
• He who had lately spent his peaceful evenings in the solitude of his own chamber dreaming of her image had through her been irresistibly drawn into an alien and uncongenial world.
• Every year spent in mistaken preparation or uncongenial employment makes proper training more expensive and more difficult.
• But I was hampered and chained in an uncongenial atmosphere.
• Thus Drayton endeavoured to follow in the footsteps of a greater than he, and small success befell him in his uncongenial task.
• This may be so in certain cases in which the poet is made and not born, or in which he forces himself to work at an uncongenial theme.
• We cannot afford to run the risk of having the institutions of our country injured by an emigration that is uncongenial to it.
• The religious animosity at Oxford was uncongenial to Stanley, and it was only the prospect of Dr.
• She had on some perfume which he hated, and a split skirt, and was altogether so inconvenient and uncongenial that disagreeable things to say sat on the end of his tongue.
• Petro, however, could never bear to refuse any one a favour, even if granting it were an uncongenial task.
• The terms at Penelope Mansion were by no means high, and in order to live she was obliged to put up with uncongenial company.

Similar words containing CONGENI without suffix al and without prefix un

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