unsociable

English

Etymology

From un- ‎ sociable.

Pronunciation

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Adjective

unsociable (comparative more unsociable, superlative most unsociable)

1. not desiring the company of others
2. not congenial or compatible
3. unfriendly

Antonyms

• sociable

Translations

not desiring the company of others

• Bulgarian: саможив (bg) (samoživ), необщителен (bg) (neobštitelen)
• Galician: túzaro (gl)
• Greek:

  Ancient: ἄμικτος (ámiktos)

• Hungarian: társaságkerülő, emberkerülő (hu)
• Maori: kiripiro
• Spanish: huraño (es), chúntaro (es) (Mexico), insociable (es), chúcaro (es) (South America)
• Welsh: anghymdeithasol (cy)

not congenial or compatible

• Bulgarian: несъвместим (bg) (nesǎvmestim)
• Galician: insociable (gl), túzaro (gl)
• Maori: kiripiro
• Spanish: morugo, insociable (es), chúcaro (es) (South America), chúntaro (es) (Mexico)

unfriendly

• Greek:

  Ancient: ἄφιλος (áphilos)

• Hungarian: barátságtalan (hu)
• Maori: kiripiro
• Spanish: huraño (es), ermitaño (es), chúcaro (es) m (South America), chúntaro (es) (Mexico), insociable (es)
• Welsh: anghymdeithasol (cy), anghyfeillgar

Noun

unsociable (plural unsociables)

1. A person who is not sociable.