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unfriendly

[uhn-frend-lee] / ʌnˈfrɛnd li /


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According to him, in August 2023, his aide returned to Japan to visit his family, and returned to Budapest three weeks later "a changed man", tense, and unfriendly.

From BBC

Mexico says it has offered Chávez asylum in accordance with international law, and rejected Peru's accusation that it was an "unfriendly act".

From BBC

That gives her influence over whom Mamdani picks at City Hall to carry out his affordability agenda and is unlikely to assuage concerns that his administration will carry out an agenda unfriendly to business.

From The Wall Street Journal

The intention of the act seems to have been to address national-security threats from unfriendly and hostile nations with sanctions or embargoes, not to “regulate” imports to address imbalanced or nonreciprocal trade.

From The Wall Street Journal

"Given this unfriendly act... the Peruvian government has decided to sever diplomatic relations with Mexico today," Zela said.

From BBC