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Meanings of unhappy in English
Usage of unhappy in English
1
Ms Young said the council had become an unhappy place, lacking leadership.
2
Charmaine is unhappy about the work being done at her neighbours' house.
3
Some small shareholders have said they were unhappy with the new terms.
4
The truth is Harry had been unhappy for a long, long time.
5
Thus, of course, the preference of novelists and dramatists for unhappy families.
6
It was morning; dawn was old; and pale and grey and unhappy.
7
I'm really unhappy with the way they handle things, said the parent.
8
Google's customer service support for the device also left many users unhappy.
9
Who looks quite unhappy to be coming off, if truth be told.
10
Mr Trump said Mr Kim was unhappy with US-South Korea military exercises.
11
That wasn't true, of course, but I knew he would be unhappy.
12
The picture in question represented the unhappy dilemma of the handsome youth.
13
Her books often have stories about parents breaking up and unhappy children.
14
Norine seated herself weakly; she stared in bewilderment at the unhappy speaker.
15
He is among the most serious, unhappy adults I have ever met.
16
He said he had a poisoned emotional state and was terribly unhappy.
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Unhappy across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
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