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Meanings of unwelcome in English

Not welcome.

Not welcome; not giving pleasure or received with pleasure.

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Usage of unwelcome in English
1
Faced with the threats, producing countries are bound to experience unwelcome consequences.
Reuters
2
At that time, conservative thought was unwelcome in the American political arena.
The new yorker
3
Foreign companies complain that under Xi they feel increasingly unwelcome in China.
The Guardian
4
That they had been reinforced since was unwelcome and immediately obvious news.
Empire in black and gold
5
First I'd been abandoned for several days, now I was apparently unwelcome.
High on arrival
6
As far as I'm concerned, you're a bit of an unwelcome guest.
Sacrifice
7
Historians have to remember, even - or especially -the most unwelcome aspects.
The Irish Times
8
The way outsiders, people of other communities, are made to feel unwelcome.
Reuters
9
The nomination of General Garfield was unexpected but it was not unwelcome.
Twenty Years of Congress, Volume 2 / From Lincoln to Garfield, w...
10
The familiar thump of the postern gate shutting was therefore most unwelcome.
The road to rome: a forgotten legion chronicle
11
Listen to the unwelcome truth to-day, my dear; and forget it to-morrow.
Blind Love
12
He was injured and homeless and certainly unwelcome at the sages' guild.
Thief of lives
13
The pleasing fall comes with unwelcome signs of weaker growth and trade.
Reuters
14
Willem trembled, barely able to contain his fury at this unwelcome surprise.
Navigators of Dune
15
Leave me and I will forgive your unwelcome intrusion into my home.
The Black Unicorn
16
When it's lacking you feel ignored, unwelcome and less likely to buy.
The Irish Times
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Ireland
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United Kingdom
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United States of America
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