• Synonyms: unpopular
  Meaning: regarded with disfavor or lacking general approval; "unpopular ideas"; "an unpopular war"

• They are unpopular and unorthodox, and no true Turks. But Germany has.
• I fear I have made Comrade Maloney perhaps a shade unpopular with our late contributors, but these things must be.
• This particular reflection of mine proved unpopular with them, for it stabbed their vanity, and neither my prestige nor the novelty of the idea was sufficient salve.
• The doctrine seemingly most unpopular was found to be the only strength of the people. In short, we found that the only logical negation of oligarchy was in the affirmation of original sin.
• Yet there were many among us who believed that the colonel had been intentionally murdered. He was one of the most competent colonels in the army, but among his soldiers he was fearfully unpopular.

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