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unpopularity
noun as in disfavor
Strongest matches
Weak match
Example Sentences
Although it’s too early for such polling to be meaningful, it’s conceivable that the massive unpopularity GOP agenda could bail out the Democrats, who themselves face record levels of unpopularity, in the upcoming midterms.
The left has not just faced recent unpopularity over the economy.
Bill Clinton, one of the most popular and successful presidents in American history, pivoted multiple times, most notably when he was forced to abandon his plan for universal health care due to its unpopularity.
Standing Ovation's CEO Yvan Chardonnens characterises the recent unpopularity as a first wave in the vegan "analogues" of cheese faltering because of quality, while he hopes that will improve in the next phase.
"Politicians are fearful of engaging with the issue. They don't want to take on the meat and farming industry, nor do they wish to risk unpopularity by enacting policies that would reduce meat consumption."
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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