Unlikable (adjective)

1. Not eliciting feelings of affection or fondness.
2. Not being pleasant or agreeable.

Origin:

Derived from the word 'like' meaning to feel affection or fondness for someone or something.

Examples:

1. The rude salesperson was unlikable and failed to make a single sale.
2. The arrogant celebrity was unlikable and had a tarnished public image.
3. The miserly boss was unlikable and unpopular among his employees.
4. The grumpy old man was unlikable and avoided by the neighbors.
5. The self-centered politician was unlikable and voted out of office.