Wondering how to use Unpopular in a sentence? Below are 20 example sentences from real English texts. Including the meaning and synonyms such as popular.
Unpopular in a sentence
Related words
Unpopular meaning
- Lacking popularity.
- Not liked or popular; disliked or ignored by the public.
Synonyms of Unpopular
Example sentences (20)
Much of the press saw U.S. troops as defending a pro-Western populace against a deeply unpopular Taliban insurgency.
This, though, isn’t the mainstream media’s only brand-new broadside at the woefully unpopular 80-year-old president.
While not illegal, these sorts of experiments are likely to be unpopular if put to a vote in Western democracies.
He is deeply unpopular, and the political opposition has been pushing for him to enter into a power-sharing agreement.
As long as you’re not mutilating children or attacking people with unpopular opinions, feel free to live your own life.
I hope the council listens and acts accordingly on this deeply unpopular, environmentally damaging development.
Meghan Markle is more unpopular than ever: Seven out of 10 Brits have a negative view of Duchess of Sussex,.
Later this month, the Saskatchewan Liberals will vote on whether to leave their unpopular liberal roots behind and rebrand.
Sometimes that means being unpopular, but Snyder understands that her role often makes her a lightning rod for public rage.
And you certainly wouldn’t know that the idea of attacking those rights is actually politically unpopular.
Water companies are clearly very unpopular at the moment, so it seems heaping this on as well makes sense.
This may be unpopular with some but I don’t quite believe that to be as big of an issue as some make out.
Ulez has been devastatingly unpopular already but vast resources have been deployed to make sure people are caught and fined.
Decisions to cut industry assistance were unpopular, to put it mildly, in the sectors directly affected.
The Qatari businessman wants to complete a full takeover this summer to end the Glazers' unpopular 18-year tenure at the helm.
The fee has been unpopular among many Calgarians, and the city is widely seen as the key battleground in the upcoming election.
Will you now execute one of your own because suddenly you cannot stand to hear an unpopular opinion?
Yes, your policies are so unpopular that it bodes well for Republicans to take back the White House.
It’s racked up 10.5 million views, over 2,500 quote Tweets, and some incredibly unpopular opinions.
That’s been its typical multiple for the past decade, during which this unpopular stock rose 1060%.
Common combinations with unpopular
These word pairs occur most frequently in English texts:
- deeply unpopular 22×
- unpopular with 22×
- an unpopular 21×
- the unpopular 13×
- unpopular in 10×
- and unpopular 9×
- unpopular and 9×
- is unpopular 7×
- unpopular among 7×
- be unpopular 7×
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