Unwelcome is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for UNWELCOME in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• not welcome
• (of a guest or new arrival) not gladly received
• not wanted
• unpleasant and unwanted
• not welcome; not giving pleasure or received with pleasure

Words related to UNWELCOME

unwelcomely21 unwelcomeness20

Words that contain UNWELCOME

unwelcomed18 unwelcomely21 unwelcomeness20 unwelcomenesses22

How to use UNWELCOME in a sentence

• I am thinking of my brother, the boy who will soon be left to find his way through life without even the unwelcome restraint of my presence.
• To British troops the most unwelcome duty of all is to form a part of a firing party on such occasions.
• All mutual concession in the nature of a compromise must necessarily be unwelcome to men of extreme opinions.
• At a late hour in the evening I retired to my cabin, the roof of which, not being completely waterproof, let in certain very unwelcome proofs that it was raining outside.
• Anyhow, her presence was doing him no good, and on that unwelcome assurance, she bade him a forlorn farewell and went home.
• They were accordingly organized on a military establishment, and kept in a state of continual preparation to repel the unwelcome visits of their hostile neighbors.
• To prevent unwelcome visits, the latter left word with his clerks that he could see no one whatever.
• The question of this unwelcome lady still remains to be adjusted.
• Whenever I have faced towards this aggregation of unwelcome individuals, I have beheld it moving towards me as a thick gray mist, shutting out nature beyond.
• It seemed no longer a vague fancy, a dark unwelcome thought that bordered on folly.
• Side by side with this unwelcome announcement comes the news that there is fresh trouble in the Spanish Cabinet.
• Plummey then related how unsuccessful had been his attempts to get rid of the now most unwelcome guest.
• She skilfully helped to guide the table-talk, avoiding unwelcome topics.
• Davidson, and how annoyed she was at being forced to remain there an unwelcome guest.
• These unwelcome witnesses were, therefore, quietly permitted to pass into oblivion.
• Beatrice felt distinctly out of sorts the next day, and chose an hour for her ride when she felt reasonably secure from unwelcome company.
• This was certainly a new departure from the free and easy way in which we had been proceeding, and it was one which might be unwelcome to any but a zealous astronomer.
• Frederick knew this, and therefore exercised no mercy on this city, so rich in money and professions, whose unwelcome guest he was.
• This information was unwelcome, as the countenances of the listeners plainly indicated.
• At the same time curiosity that became too apparent might be extremely unwelcome.
• At such times a companion would not have been unwelcome, yet he was content to be alone.
• Here he had been searching for her all this time, only to be treated as if he were an unwelcome intruder.
• This unhappy circumstance made the time for parting not unwelcome.
• Bradlaugh was a noticeable man, and his life, even though it appears in the unwelcome but familiar shape of two octavo volumes, is a noticeable book.
• In 1826, his employer failed, and for some months Cobden had to take unwelcome holiday.
• Melcombe felt that if she had not received such a warm and pressing invitation to come to visit Melcombe, she must have now supposed herself to be unwelcome.
• He immediately dispatched two armed vessels to detain our ship, but soon got the unwelcome news that she was considerably advanced on her voyage to Europe.
• A couple of nights later I went into this same place and took my seat, but it was obvious that my visit was unwelcome.
• However, Phyllis had now soothed away that faint doubt in her own mind as to her own kindness and generosity, and took no further notice of her unwelcome companion.
• He began by saying that he had come with very unwelcome news and upon a sorrowful mission.

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