Unpopular ( adjective , noun )

(As an adjective)

Unpopular ( adjective )

1. Not liked or approved of by many people.
2. Not widely used or well-known.

Origin:

Late 16th century: from latin unpopularis, from in- "not" + popularis (see popular).

Examples:

1. The new tax proposal is highly unpopular among the citizens.
2. The unpopular musician struggled to attract a large audience.
3. The unpopular policy caused widespread protests.
4. The unpopular decision was met with widespread criticism.
5. The unpopular choice was met with widespread disapproval.

(As a noun)

Unpopular ( noun )

1. Not liked or approved of by many people.
2. Not widely used or well-known.

Origin:

Late 16th century: from latin unpopularis, from in- "not" + popularis (see popular).

Examples:

1. The new tax proposal is highly unpopular among the citizens.
2. The unpopular musician struggled to attract a large audience.
3. The unpopular policy caused widespread protests.
4. The unpopular decision was met with widespread criticism.
5. The unpopular choice was met with widespread disapproval.