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Meanings of uncongenial in English
Portuguese
incompatível Spanish
incompatible Not suitable to your tastes or needs.
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Usage of uncongenial in English
1
Loyalty in Ireland is of slow growth, and the soil is uncongenial.
2
Of course the family is a good institution because it is uncongenial.
3
Queen Mab and the Owl found him uncongenial, and flew away again.
4
The tone of conversation, however, was as uncongenial as were the subjects.
5
We decline the risk of burdening ourselves with these unknown, uncongenial people.
6
If they are broken, the pleasure will be marred by uncongenial companionship.
7
But they soon found their surroundings uncongenial or failed to be reelected.
8
To be in a romance is to be in uncongenial surroundings.
9
The atmosphere is one of strenuous profanity, most uncongenial to the unhappy infantry.
10
She regretted to leave them for the uncongenial society of strangers.
11
The thought of total annihilation was uncongenial, but had no terror.
12
You have left an uncongenial home to seek your fortune in New York.
13
It is true-such uncongenial interpretation-ifyou feel that way about it.
14
Everybody was anxious about money and everybody was doing uncongenial things.
15
Sometimes we get experience by living what seems to be an uncongenial life.
16
You at least will not have to live with anyone uncongenial to you.
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