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Meanings of unsympathetic in English
Spanish
poco solidario Not sympathetic or disposed toward.
(Of characters in literature or drama) tending to evoke antipathetic feelings.
Usage of unsympathetic in English
1
Media risked alienating and angering the unsympathetic public by covering the case.
2
The colonel in command was inclined to be suspicious and sternly unsympathetic.
3
My parents were unaccountably unsympathetic; they absolutely refused to provide the shilling.
4
He confided as much in an aggrieved whisper to the unsympathetic Ginger.
5
The students were enthusiastic, but the authorities of the university sternly unsympathetic.
6
You had held apart from her; you had been cold and unsympathetic.
7
The attitude of those about him was for the most part unsympathetic.
8
I will tell you, Harry; but you mustn't be unsympathetic about it.
9
But all the same they are deucedly unsympathetic towards the poor Ogre.
10
These things are out of human knowledge in its present unsympathetic state.
11
Under the shadow of tragedy she had kept it back as unsympathetic.
12
And most sadly human are the unsympathetic criticisms of His sacred sorrow.
13
At the same time she shrunk from Wingfold as hard and unsympathetic.
14
This unsympathetic aspect about the girl did not seem to disturb her.
15
The shock with an unsympathetic world had a sobering effect on her.
16
He was a hard, unsympathetic man, the aunt decided in her mind.
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Unsympathetic across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common