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Meanings of thoroughly unpopular in English

We have no meanings for "thoroughly unpopular" in our records yet.
Usage of thoroughly unpopular in English
1
When he's made himself thoroughly unpopular throughout the country, then sound a few regiments.
Martin Hyde, the Duke's Messenger
2
Rumor had King Jaime making himself thoroughly unpopular by acting like he was in charge.
Surrender to the will of the night
3
As a youngster Federer had a fierce temper, breaking rackets regularly and making himself thoroughly unpopular.
The Guardian
4
Hardly recognisable as the inoffensive and frequently anonymous striker who once played for Spurs, he had made himself thoroughly unpopular.
The Guardian
5
I really don't know why, but the one thing in Austria which would be thoroughly unpopular would be a war with England.
The Double Traitor
6
By general consent, Redmond was right when he said that the rising was thoroughly unpopular in Ireland, and most of all in Dublin.
John Redmond's Last Years
7
I can assure you that the English are most unpopular in Germany at the present time, thoroughly unpopular....
Mr. Britling Sees It Through
8
If the Government had not still got that thoroughly unpopular House of Bishops to sit upon and coerce, things would be looking very black indeed.
King John of Jingalo: The Story of a Monarch in Difficulties
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