un·popu·lar [ʌnˈpɒpjələʳ] ПРИЛ.
1. unpopular (not liked):
- unpopular
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2. unpopular (not widely accepted):
- unpopular
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He encouraged missionary activity abroad to increase the church's international influence, but his harsh repression, financial extravagance and neglectfulness left him deeply unpopular domestically.
en.wikipedia.org By then he had become unpopular due to both his attitude and his lack of goals.
en.wikipedia.org He also became unpopular with the general population after he raised taxes to try to pay the army.
en.wikipedia.org As a result of her partiality, she became unpopular with reformers.
en.wikipedia.org The date proved to be unpopular and saw small crowds.
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