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Meanings of uninviting in English
Spanish
poco tentador Usage of uninviting in English
1
The general appearance of the coast from the lake was somewhat uninviting.
2
Unheated, it can often be uninviting to those who prefer warmer water.
3
And the fields were uninviting; and to die was not so pleasant.
4
A more uninviting forest to pass the night in I never saw.
5
Scientific books are usually dry, uninviting reading; they lack the human interest.
6
They were walking up the bank towards the dusky and uninviting tent.
7
An attack on the bridge was repulsed, and the prospect looked uninviting.
8
The houses in Marion were buildings with closed doors and uninviting windows.
9
The many hospitality tents looked uninviting compared to their hospitable weekend welcome.
10
It is two stories in height, with one window, dingy and uninviting.
11
The day was most uninviting without, but the fire blazed cheerfully within.
12
He put up his glasses and looked the uninviting little room over.
13
There are high and uninviting quaternary bluffs that lure only the eye.
14
Apparently he presented an uninviting aspect, for Jackson hesitated in his rush.
15
The ground below was hard and stony, most uninviting for a fall.
16
Mrs. Warburton looked at the uninviting food, and turned her head away.
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Uninviting across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common