Definition of unbusinesslike in English:

unbusinesslike

adjectiveʌnˈbɪznɪslʌɪk

Not businesslike.
it is very unbusinesslike to spend money on tactics that do not improve sales
unbusinesslike displays of compassion
Example sentencesExamples
- Data such as these, of course, appear to confirm a number of popular stereotypes: of unbusinesslike African Caribbeans and of the thriving ‘Asian’ corner shop.
- I think I understand academic values well enough, and the challenge of trying to make this scholarly publishing business serve those unbusinesslike ends has made my career interesting…
- Otherwise the insurer is merely left to a cross-claim in a matter which goes to the risk itself, which is unbusinesslike.
- To then refuse to meet to consider altering the deal to fulfil his requirements was illogical and unbusinesslike.
- Although that body is not even a private training enterprise, it saw that the bill was an incredibly unbusinesslike and unfriendly approach to the whole exercise.
- Major businesses all over the world are starting to act in some very unbusinesslike ways.
- They are the most unfriendly, clueless, disorganized, unbusinesslike set of people I have ever encountered.
- His tenacity, patience, humanity, shrewdness in personal dealings, and unblinking focus on essentials more than offset his inefficient, unbusinesslike ways.
- It's unbusinesslike and it doesn't get you anywhere.
- The idea of a television show about the White House in an hour-long drama format, which, given the vast attendant costs, needs the broadest possible audience that exists in any medium today, is, at best, unbusinesslike.
- This is unbusinesslike behavior and you don't think you can trust people who are so partisan.
- The Literary Examiner, founded in 1823, was short-lived, and in the same year John's long collaboration with his unbusinesslike brother, who owed him large sums, ended in unhappy litigation.
Synonyms
idealistic, romantic, extravagant, starry-eyed, visionary, utopian, perfectionist, unrealistic, unworldly

单词	unbusinesslike
释义	Definition of unbusinesslike in English: unbusinesslike adjectiveʌnˈbɪznɪslʌɪk Not businesslike. it is very unbusinesslike to spend money on tactics that do not improve sales unbusinesslike displays of compassion Example sentencesExamples Data such as these, of course, appear to confirm a number of popular stereotypes: of unbusinesslike African Caribbeans and of the thriving ‘Asian’ corner shop. I think I understand academic values well enough, and the challenge of trying to make this scholarly publishing business serve those unbusinesslike ends has made my career interesting… Otherwise the insurer is merely left to a cross-claim in a matter which goes to the risk itself, which is unbusinesslike. To then refuse to meet to consider altering the deal to fulfil his requirements was illogical and unbusinesslike. Although that body is not even a private training enterprise, it saw that the bill was an incredibly unbusinesslike and unfriendly approach to the whole exercise. Major businesses all over the world are starting to act in some very unbusinesslike ways. They are the most unfriendly, clueless, disorganized, unbusinesslike set of people I have ever encountered. His tenacity, patience, humanity, shrewdness in personal dealings, and unblinking focus on essentials more than offset his inefficient, unbusinesslike ways. It's unbusinesslike and it doesn't get you anywhere. The idea of a television show about the White House in an hour-long drama format, which, given the vast attendant costs, needs the broadest possible audience that exists in any medium today, is, at best, unbusinesslike. This is unbusinesslike behavior and you don't think you can trust people who are so partisan. The Literary Examiner, founded in 1823, was short-lived, and in the same year John's long collaboration with his unbusinesslike brother, who owed him large sums, ended in unhappy litigation. Synonyms idealistic, romantic, extravagant, starry-eyed, visionary, utopian, perfectionist, unrealistic, unworldly
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