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Meanings of unpopularity in anglès

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desprestigi

The quality of lacking general approval or acceptance.

desprestigi
Antonyms
Examples for "popularity"
Examples for "popularity"
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Its popularity among young readers, of course, may well reflect parents' tastes.
The Guardian
2
But analysts said recent ethnic and religious differences have undermined his popularity.
Reuters
3
Despite his popularity with national Republicans, Walker has some problems at home.
Reuters
4
Since it started in 2005, it's been growing in popularity every year.
Radio NZ
5
Released on the Internet free of charge, PGP quickly achieved worldwide popularity.
Wired
Usage of unpopularity in anglès
1
The active involvement of civil society was important, given the government's unpopularity.
The Guardian
2
The Tories continue to push fracking despite its unpopularity across the country.
The Guardian
3
She had experience with unpopularity; it would have come in handy now.
Cleopatra: a life
4
Given the unpopularity of that move, it is unlikely to go ahead.
The Guardian
5
That may not mean much, given the unprecedented unpopularity of the Coalition.
The Irish Times
6
The great unpopularity of the transaction involved the Governor and his family.
The Memories of Fifty Years / Containing Brief Biographical Noti...
7
Yet their unpopularity, Heseltine maintains airily, in no way discredits the policy.
The Guardian
8
Their unpopularity increased daily, and it was stimulated by the general distress.
Endymion
9
The unpopularity of Albert in high society had not diminished with time.
Queen Victoria
10
A difficulty almost equally great resulted from the unpopularity of the expedition.
The Life of Columbus / From His Own Letters and Journals and Oth...
11
He was quite aware of his unpopularity, and of the probable consequences.
The Life of Charlotte Brontë — Volume 1
12
Of the unpopularity which his friends had incurred, he had no share.
Critical and Historical Essays — Volume 2
13
Whether it is honourable to encounter danger or unpopularity for a friend.
The Orations of Marcus Tullius Cicero, Volume 4
14
A weak mind would have sunk under such a load of unpopularity.
Critical and Historical Essays — Volume 1
15
This good-will was owing wholly to the duke's unpopularity with all classes.
Richard Carvel — Volume 06
16
Thus, before Miss Peckham was fairly introduced, her unpopularity was already sealed.
The Camp Fire Girls at Camp Keewaydin; Or, Paddles Down
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Unpopularity through the time
Unpopularity across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common