Unsocial is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for UNSOCIAL in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• not social
• (of the hours of work of a job) falling outside the normal working day and thus socially inconvenient.
• causing annoyance and disapproval in others; antisocial
• not seeking the company of others
• avoiding the company of other people
• not seeking or given to association; being or living without companions
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• lacking a taste or desire for society or close association; marked by or arising from such a lack

Words related to UNSOCIAL

unsocially15

Words that contain UNSOCIAL

unsocially15 unsocialism15 unsociality16 unsocialised15 unsocialisms16 unsocialized24 unsocialities15

How to use UNSOCIAL in a sentence

• Now the farmer, partly from isolation and partly from absorption in labor, is the most unsocial man in New England.
• The devotee became austere, cold, inhuman, unsocial.
• Even a Friar Tuck is not so repulsive to us as an unsocial, austere, narrow-minded, and ignorant fanatic of the eleventh century.
• He, however, had none of that unsocial shyness which we commonly see in people afflicted with sickness.
• He was a third estate, dry, repulsive, and unsocial to all.
• What a shame for a man to live alone as he did, and get into such unsocial ways! He grew more and more averse to society each year.
• Released from this unsocial companion, he soon arrived at a French post, where the sentinel of the advanced guard requested the honour of his permission to ask for his passports.
• Thus this measure, though administratively a saving of expense, proved unsocial.
• Men are first wild and unsocial, living each man to himself, taking from the weak, and losing to the strong.
• Finnerty, however, was a dark, unsocial man, who knew that he was not liked in the country, and who, on his part, paid back to society its hatred of him with interest.
• They say, too, that the new race of seamen are unsocial beings who do no good to any town that the steamers run from.
• Both husband and wife were equally happy in the enjoyment of their new life, and equally unsocial in taking no measures whatever to publish it to others.
• No matter what the ignorant or the envious may say, there is nothing really unsocial in a moderate indulgence in the art of auto-comradeship.
• His unsocial habits, indeed, were a natural consequence of ill-health.
• They are esteemed a bird of much grace and beauty, although silent, and of shy, unsocial habits, and not prolific in the production of their young.
• It necessitates a monotonous life, and it is an unsocial position.
• Prescott describes Philip as being habitually grave in manner, unsocial and sombre, and always dressed in black.
• If the unsocial and unfriendly are deceived in regard to themselves, no less so are the social and the friendly.
• If you know any unfriendly, unsocial men, look at the backs of their heads and see how short they are.
• He supposes these, in regard to sympathy, to hold a middle place between the social and the unsocial.
• There must be a plan, and by law the will of the majority must be imposed upon the unsocial few.
• Taylor was a large man, highly intellectual, and rather unsocial.
• The obligation to serve in the militia forced them to abandon their indolent and unsocial habits and appear in the towns on Sundays for drill.
• It was evident that he was a stranger, for he spoke to no one, although it is not easy to be unsocial at Quantuck.
• It is not the isolated act of heroism that makes a man moral, or the single unsocial act that makes a man immoral.
• Many foreign states have entered into liberal agreements with us, while nations which are far off and which heretofore have been unsocial and exclusive have become our friends.
• The Jews were allowed the exercise of their unsocial and exclusive faith.
• Abner tried to open a conversation, but he found Miss Deborah strangely unsocial.
• But assuming a relation permanent enough to be called marriage, the man was still, as compared with the woman, unsettled and unsocial.
• It is an unsocial procedure and does not persist in a growing society, for it involves retaliation and blood-feud.
• Compared with this frame of mind the teaching of the Buddha is not unsocial, unpractical and mysterious but human, business-like and clear.

Similar words containing SOCI without suffix al and without prefix un

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