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Regarded with disfavor or lacking general approval.
popular
less-traveled
popular
1
Yes, it's true that new,
popular
technologies always bring new social mores.
2
The election result has cast doubt on
popular
support for that project.
3
That spread, a
popular
trade, signals the health of the oil market.
4
The fundamental error is the
popular
faith in the high protein ration.
5
General practice remains by far the most
popular
speciality among medical graduates.
1
Others like Swingers Europe, Naughtynightlife.com and Swinger Zone are far from
unpopular
.
2
Today he is
unpopular
for failing to tackle corruption and bring security.
3
I was a traveling salesman pitching an
unpopular
product: the reality check.
4
The Chinese are very
unpopular
in Australia and in all the colonies.
5
Students demanding democratic reform, the ousting of deeply
unpopular
President Mr B.J.
6
Most of the money has gone for the
unpopular
war in Iraq.
7
But Arby had long ago discovered it was
unpopular
to say so.
8
But the proposed reform has turned many against his already
unpopular
government.
9
Not all of them fail, but they are
unpopular
for good reason.
10
Do students regret picking a course that the recession has made
unpopular
?
11
Polls show that the Afghan war is also deeply
unpopular
in Britain.
12
Blair had based his 2001 re-election campaign on the extremely
unpopular
PFI.
13
Since the government shutdown, repeated polls have shown how
unpopular
it is.
14
As a result of the battle, night herding became even more
unpopular
.
15
Never mind the fact that I was getting increasingly
unpopular
at home.
16
It's an
unpopular
opinion but sometimes you need to blaze trails alone.
unpopular
deeply unpopular
very unpopular
most unpopular
so unpopular
increasingly unpopular