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Meanings of very unpopular in English

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Usage of very unpopular in English
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The Chinese are very unpopular in Australia and in all the colonies.
The Land of the Kangaroo / Adventures of Two Youths in a Journey...
2
In that time she oversaw some very unpopular changes at the site.
BBC
3
I am very unpopular, and I have the grace to know it.
The Half-Hearted
4
The police were very unpopular in Budge Street-almostas unpopular as Paul.
The Fortunate Youth
5
Overnight, Iranians living in America became, to say the least, very unpopular.
Funny in Farsi
6
That means you'll be a very unpopular addition to the team.
A beautiful place to die
7
The Cynic was very old and very wise and very unpopular.
Without Prejudice
8
The assassins are very unpopular in Rome, and have failed to keep control.
The Memoirs of Cleopatra
9
The result of this war, so humiliating to Russia, rendered Ivan very unpopular.
The Empire of Russia: From the Remotest Periods to the Present T...
10
He seemed to bear a shockingly bad character, and to be very unpopular.
For Fortune and Glory: A Story of the Soudan War
11
Errington is a very good fellow, but the other man is very unpopular.
With Moore at Corunna
12
George Morris, who had sat for the last twenty years, was very unpopular.
Phineas Finn / The Irish Member
13
An opinion poll published on Sunday showed that such measures would be very unpopular.
Reuters
14
That means making some very unpopular decisions in the process.
The South African
15
He says a new, higher VAT will be very unpopular.
Reuters
16
The coalition is going to be very unpopular during the next year or two.
The Guardian
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