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Meanings of unlovable in English

Unlovable.

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Usage of unlovable in English
1
He can love all opinions, including the opinion that men are unlovable.
Appreciations and Criticisms of the Works of Charles Dickens
2
I don't want the shrieking sisterhood, hard-voiced and ugly and unlovable, perpetuated.
The Workingman's Paradise: An Australian Labour Novel
3
He went on thinking of this gay, clever, inconsiderate, not unlovable man.
Westways: A Village Chronicle
4
So I am unlovable - the saddest word in the language.
Feminist dot com
5
I have been selfish and unlovable, and more than that, sinful.
Clemence / The Schoolmistress of Waveland
6
An island of bold dimensions may be free to all-wantonand vagrant, unlovable.
My Tropic Isle
7
I swear to God, that she didn't leave you because you were unlovable.
The Last Boyfriend
8
But was he therefore really dull and juiceless, unlovable and unloving?
George Washington, Volume II
9
I waved maniacally at myself and contorted my face into hideous, unlovable expressions.
No one belongs here more than you: stories
10
David Leigh and Rob Evans Part 4: The unlovable Saudis
The Guardian
11
Did he truly believe himself so wholly bad as to be unlikable, unlovable, unforgivable?
Too wicked to kiss
12
In these moments of reaction he was pitiful, but not contemptible, much less unlovable.
Mr. Justice Raffles
13
Yet with all his glaring faults and unlovable qualities he has certain solid merits.
Josephus
14
But I would not have you think she was unlovable.
Kilmeny of the Orchard
15
Indeed, it was as unlovable as a child could be.
The Judge
16
Mistress Inchbare's unlovable hair clung fast round her head in wiry little yellow curls.
Man and Wife
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