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Meanings of unreceptive in English
Spanish
poco receptivo Usage of unreceptive in English
1
My wife was extremely unreceptive to this idea when I suggested it.
2
Ogyu's displeasure with the report would make him unreceptive to any suggestion.
3
She couldn't have so impressed an idiot, or an illiterate, unreceptive man.
4
It is not the unreceptive, but the impulsively receptive life.
5
It felt so right, how could she be so unreceptive?
6
His fellow heads of government are not unreceptive to a renegotiation of UK membership.
7
The merchants there have been completely unreceptive to my proposals!
8
God's anger is His love thrown back upon itself from unreceptive and unloving hearts.
9
He tried satire; but it fell on unreceptive ears.
10
Now, when she saw how unreceptive these two people were, she hoped he would not.
11
The Farther East-theEast, that is to say, beyond Euphrates-remainedunreceptive and intolerant of both influences.
12
First comes the thought unreceptive of God's thought, and then follow ways contrary to God's ways.
13
As a Mentat, you must have projected the possible effects of your words on such unreceptive listeners.
14
Even now, the chauffeur waited to allow his philosophy to sink into minds which might prove unreceptive.
15
But clearly, changing the law to comport with Google's interpretation has been met with unreceptive members of Congress.
16
They are a tribal people, very primitive, very unreceptive to intervention from anyone not of their own country.
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