Unpopular is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for UNPOPULAR in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• not popular
• not liked or popular
• generally disliked or disapproved of
• regarded with disfavor or lacking general approval
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• not popular; viewed or received unfavorably by the public

Words related to UNPOPULAR

unpopularity19 unpopularly18

Words that contain UNPOPULAR

unpopularly18 unpopularity19 unpopularities18

How to use UNPOPULAR in a sentence

• The various innovations were very unpopular, especially those made in reference to the dress of the new soldiers.
• It was by his intrigues that the intimate relations between the Duchess and the Queen were broken up, and that the Duke became unpopular.
• It might perhaps make you temporarily a little unpopular, necessitate a trip to Europe perhaps, or something of that sort.
• It must not be understood that John Appleman was unpopular.
• He was 49 years old in 1712, and had come in that year to England to induce the court to continue the war, but found Marlborough in disgrace and the war very unpopular.
• But he did not seem to enjoy life any the more, and he was most unpopular.
• Belle was so odd, and had become very unpopular, and besides she wished to be very very pleasant to Mr.
• He knew it was unpopular in some sections to say a word for the Union.
• If not a popular and welcome event, therefore, the declaration of war by the Czar was not an unpopular one.
• At an early period the alien rulers became thoroughly Babylonianized, and as they held sway for nearly six centuries it cannot be assumed that they were unpopular.
• For a time Girardin was exceedingly unpopular in Paris, and his enemies knew well how to make use of his unpopularity.
• Foster was a youth of unfortunate and unpopular propensities.
• He had become so unpopular after the expedition of 1671 that he was followed in the streets and threatened by the relations of those who had perished.
• Fox having again censured the promotion of Sir Hugh Palliser, Lord North defended the unpopular admiral in one of his most ready and effective speeches.
• Still, though the warlike tone of the people was lowered, the principle of the war was not generally unpopular, nor the public indignation against our many enemies abated.
• But this triumph of the assembly only served to render them unpopular.
• The distress felt at this time by all classes of the community was dexterously made use of by the opponents of ministers to render their administration unpopular.
• Happily, when parliament met, the statements of the ministers lessened these unpopular impressions, but did not efface them.
• These are Arabs, and to them the Turkish rule was as unpopular as to most other non-Turkish subjects of that decaying Empire.
• I know not that his government was especially unpopular, nor whether he himself much remembered his broken oath.
• Our surprise at his success is increased by the fact that he was not only unpopular himself, but he was engaged in an unpopular cause.
• He says, and says truly, that at the commencement of the war the navy was unpopular.
• Perhaps many of our readers will remember, the unpopular principal of the High School, Mr.
• Hawthorne proposed to dedicate his new book to a very dear friend, indeed, but in doing so he would draw public attention in a marked way to an unpopular name.
• Some years ago we saw a huge mob surround a building in which a political speaker was trying to talk upon an unpopular subject.
• And then, below all, there was this fatal fact, that Napoleon could not venture to be unpopular.
• The lands administration of the Atkinson cabinet became unpopular, and the discontent therewith found a forcible exponent in an Otago farmer, Mr.
• It is strange that the most unpopular of all doctrines is the doctrine which declares the common life divine.
• Would she naturally be inclined to increase direct taxation? Land Value Duties produce next to nothing in Ireland, and their extension would be unpopular.
• The result of this war, so humiliating to Russia, rendered Ivan very unpopular.
• Imperial supremacy in the colonies was, as regards the protection of unpopular individuals, admitted to be a farce.
• Those who write for THE UNPOPULAR REVIEW are, of course, on the highest possible plane already.

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