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- DictionaryUn·wel·come/ˌənˈwelkəm/
adjective
- 1. (of a guest or new arrival) not gladly received: "guards kept out unwelcome visitors"
Things that are unwelcome are unpleasant or objectionable in some way. An unwelcome guest is one you didn't invite and you're not particularly happy to see. People are sometimes unwelcome, like your boring cousin who shows up unexpectedly for a long visit at the worst time.
Unwelcome definition: (of persons) not welcome. See examples of UNWELCOME used in a sentence.
Define unwelcome. unwelcome synonyms, unwelcome pronunciation, unwelcome translation, English dictionary definition of unwelcome. adj. 1. Not received with pleasure into one's company or home: an unwelcome guest. 2. Unwanted or disagreeable: was offended by his unwelcome attentions....
4 days ago · 1. adjective. An unwelcome experience is one that you do not like and did not want . The media has brought more unwelcome attention to the Royal Family. A colleague made unwelcome sexual advances towards her. 2. adjective. If you say that a visitor is unwelcome, you mean that you did not want them to come. ...an unwelcome guest.
(Definition of unwelcome from the Cambridge Learner's Dictionary © Cambridge University Press) Translations of unwelcome. in Chinese (Traditional) 不受歡迎的, 多餘的… See more. in Chinese (Simplified) 不受欢迎的, 多余的… See more. in Spanish. inoportuno, no deseado, no bienvenido/ida [masculine-feminine… See more. in Portuguese. inoportuno, indesejado/-da…
Definition of unwelcome adjective in Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary. Meaning, pronunciation, picture, example sentences, grammar, usage notes, synonyms and more.
1. adjective. An unwelcome experience is one that you do not like and did not want. The mayor delivered the unwelcome news that city employees may have to take unpaid time off. 2. adjective. If you say that a visitor is unwelcome, you mean that you did not want them to come. ...an unwelcome guest.
