Definition of unreceptive in English:

unreceptive

adjective ʌnrɪˈsɛptɪvˌənrəˈsɛptɪv

Not receptive, especially to new suggestions or ideas.
planners seem to be unreceptive to public opinion
Example sentencesExamples
- Coarse advances toward potentially unreceptive acquaintances are incompatible with the dignity of one's position.
- Some of this is not very good science and probably has the effect of making hardcore smokers cynical and unreceptive to change.
- My interlocutors were and still are quite unreceptive to these arguments.
- We are often told that establishment taste is parochial, obtuse and unreceptive to novelty.
- But the market is totally unreceptive at the moment.
- Not bad for a people commentators sometimes suggest may be pathologically unreceptive to democracy.
- The problem, she felt, was that the editor who ran the news meetings appeared unreceptive to story ideas different from his own.
- I could not understand why he so sincerely believed in a message which I had not written - indeed, was so besotted with the idea that he was completely unreceptive to all my protests against it.
- Yet, brought to an extreme, a cohesive team can be complacent and unreceptive to new ideas that challenge the status quo.
- First, small firms form the seedbed for many, if not most, important innovations, in part because large firms are generally unreceptive to new ideas.
- With the pressures of liberalization and internationalization, the man in power both lacked ways of actively solving these issues and was unreceptive to suggestions.
- While Washington so far had been unreceptive to his overtures, he was aware that a prompt commitment of Australian forces would improve the chances of such a pact.
- But those of us who had to watch the game on the box he sounded more like a teacher instructing unreceptive pupils rather than internationals well-versed in the laws.
- Oh I know, it's new music, it's challenging, the public is unreceptive to new music until they've heard it a dozen times over two decades.
- Many of us were concerned about his increasing forgetfulness, but he had been unreceptive to gentle suggestions about downsizing or getting help.
- What struck me most, however, given my day of finger-pointing, screwed-up faces and unreceptive ears, was how the speaker came to explain Pollock's work in the simplest of terms.
- However, the political attackers may be unreceptive to the views of the legal profession, as it is likely to be perceived that any rejoinders are made in self-interest or with an ulterior motive.
- Technocracies are also unreceptive because they value too much the technical expertise and rational decision making of elite groups, thus failing to encourage the commitment, communication, and involvement of employees.
- Those who shared their pain with unreceptive audiences felt worse than those who didn't talk at all, although not as good as those who shared their pain with a receptive audience.
- Other times families are entirely unreceptive.
Synonyms
unaffected by, untouched by, immune to, invulnerable to, insusceptible to, not susceptible to, proof against, unreceptive to, closed to, resistant to, indifferent to, heedless of, unresponsive to, oblivious to, unmoved by, deaf to

Definition of unreceptive in US English:

unreceptive

adjectiveˌənrəˈseptivˌənrəˈsɛptɪv

Not receptive, especially to new suggestions or ideas.
planners seem to be unreceptive to public opinion
Example sentencesExamples
- Oh I know, it's new music, it's challenging, the public is unreceptive to new music until they've heard it a dozen times over two decades.
- Many of us were concerned about his increasing forgetfulness, but he had been unreceptive to gentle suggestions about downsizing or getting help.
- However, the political attackers may be unreceptive to the views of the legal profession, as it is likely to be perceived that any rejoinders are made in self-interest or with an ulterior motive.
- We are often told that establishment taste is parochial, obtuse and unreceptive to novelty.
- The problem, she felt, was that the editor who ran the news meetings appeared unreceptive to story ideas different from his own.
- Other times families are entirely unreceptive.
- What struck me most, however, given my day of finger-pointing, screwed-up faces and unreceptive ears, was how the speaker came to explain Pollock's work in the simplest of terms.
- I could not understand why he so sincerely believed in a message which I had not written - indeed, was so besotted with the idea that he was completely unreceptive to all my protests against it.
- Some of this is not very good science and probably has the effect of making hardcore smokers cynical and unreceptive to change.
- Technocracies are also unreceptive because they value too much the technical expertise and rational decision making of elite groups, thus failing to encourage the commitment, communication, and involvement of employees.
- My interlocutors were and still are quite unreceptive to these arguments.
- First, small firms form the seedbed for many, if not most, important innovations, in part because large firms are generally unreceptive to new ideas.
- Not bad for a people commentators sometimes suggest may be pathologically unreceptive to democracy.
- But those of us who had to watch the game on the box he sounded more like a teacher instructing unreceptive pupils rather than internationals well-versed in the laws.
- Coarse advances toward potentially unreceptive acquaintances are incompatible with the dignity of one's position.
- Yet, brought to an extreme, a cohesive team can be complacent and unreceptive to new ideas that challenge the status quo.
- While Washington so far had been unreceptive to his overtures, he was aware that a prompt commitment of Australian forces would improve the chances of such a pact.
- But the market is totally unreceptive at the moment.
- Those who shared their pain with unreceptive audiences felt worse than those who didn't talk at all, although not as good as those who shared their pain with a receptive audience.
- With the pressures of liberalization and internationalization, the man in power both lacked ways of actively solving these issues and was unreceptive to suggestions.
Synonyms
unaffected by, untouched by, immune to, invulnerable to, insusceptible to, not susceptible to, proof against, unreceptive to, closed to, resistant to, indifferent to, heedless of, unresponsive to, oblivious to, unmoved by, deaf to

单词	unreceptive
释义	Definition of unreceptive in English: unreceptive adjective ʌnrɪˈsɛptɪvˌənrəˈsɛptɪv Not receptive, especially to new suggestions or ideas. planners seem to be unreceptive to public opinion Example sentencesExamples Coarse advances toward potentially unreceptive acquaintances are incompatible with the dignity of one's position. Some of this is not very good science and probably has the effect of making hardcore smokers cynical and unreceptive to change. My interlocutors were and still are quite unreceptive to these arguments. We are often told that establishment taste is parochial, obtuse and unreceptive to novelty. But the market is totally unreceptive at the moment. Not bad for a people commentators sometimes suggest may be pathologically unreceptive to democracy. The problem, she felt, was that the editor who ran the news meetings appeared unreceptive to story ideas different from his own. I could not understand why he so sincerely believed in a message which I had not written - indeed, was so besotted with the idea that he was completely unreceptive to all my protests against it. Yet, brought to an extreme, a cohesive team can be complacent and unreceptive to new ideas that challenge the status quo. First, small firms form the seedbed for many, if not most, important innovations, in part because large firms are generally unreceptive to new ideas. With the pressures of liberalization and internationalization, the man in power both lacked ways of actively solving these issues and was unreceptive to suggestions. While Washington so far had been unreceptive to his overtures, he was aware that a prompt commitment of Australian forces would improve the chances of such a pact. But those of us who had to watch the game on the box he sounded more like a teacher instructing unreceptive pupils rather than internationals well-versed in the laws. Oh I know, it's new music, it's challenging, the public is unreceptive to new music until they've heard it a dozen times over two decades. Many of us were concerned about his increasing forgetfulness, but he had been unreceptive to gentle suggestions about downsizing or getting help. What struck me most, however, given my day of finger-pointing, screwed-up faces and unreceptive ears, was how the speaker came to explain Pollock's work in the simplest of terms. However, the political attackers may be unreceptive to the views of the legal profession, as it is likely to be perceived that any rejoinders are made in self-interest or with an ulterior motive. Technocracies are also unreceptive because they value too much the technical expertise and rational decision making of elite groups, thus failing to encourage the commitment, communication, and involvement of employees. Those who shared their pain with unreceptive audiences felt worse than those who didn't talk at all, although not as good as those who shared their pain with a receptive audience. Other times families are entirely unreceptive. Synonyms unaffected by, untouched by, immune to, invulnerable to, insusceptible to, not susceptible to, proof against, unreceptive to, closed to, resistant to, indifferent to, heedless of, unresponsive to, oblivious to, unmoved by, deaf to Definition of unreceptive in US English: unreceptive adjectiveˌənrəˈseptivˌənrəˈsɛptɪv Not receptive, especially to new suggestions or ideas. planners seem to be unreceptive to public opinion Example sentencesExamples Oh I know, it's new music, it's challenging, the public is unreceptive to new music until they've heard it a dozen times over two decades. Many of us were concerned about his increasing forgetfulness, but he had been unreceptive to gentle suggestions about downsizing or getting help. However, the political attackers may be unreceptive to the views of the legal profession, as it is likely to be perceived that any rejoinders are made in self-interest or with an ulterior motive. We are often told that establishment taste is parochial, obtuse and unreceptive to novelty. The problem, she felt, was that the editor who ran the news meetings appeared unreceptive to story ideas different from his own. Other times families are entirely unreceptive. What struck me most, however, given my day of finger-pointing, screwed-up faces and unreceptive ears, was how the speaker came to explain Pollock's work in the simplest of terms. I could not understand why he so sincerely believed in a message which I had not written - indeed, was so besotted with the idea that he was completely unreceptive to all my protests against it. Some of this is not very good science and probably has the effect of making hardcore smokers cynical and unreceptive to change. Technocracies are also unreceptive because they value too much the technical expertise and rational decision making of elite groups, thus failing to encourage the commitment, communication, and involvement of employees. My interlocutors were and still are quite unreceptive to these arguments. First, small firms form the seedbed for many, if not most, important innovations, in part because large firms are generally unreceptive to new ideas. Not bad for a people commentators sometimes suggest may be pathologically unreceptive to democracy. But those of us who had to watch the game on the box he sounded more like a teacher instructing unreceptive pupils rather than internationals well-versed in the laws. Coarse advances toward potentially unreceptive acquaintances are incompatible with the dignity of one's position. Yet, brought to an extreme, a cohesive team can be complacent and unreceptive to new ideas that challenge the status quo. While Washington so far had been unreceptive to his overtures, he was aware that a prompt commitment of Australian forces would improve the chances of such a pact. But the market is totally unreceptive at the moment. Those who shared their pain with unreceptive audiences felt worse than those who didn't talk at all, although not as good as those who shared their pain with a receptive audience. With the pressures of liberalization and internationalization, the man in power both lacked ways of actively solving these issues and was unreceptive to suggestions. Synonyms unaffected by, untouched by, immune to, invulnerable to, insusceptible to, not susceptible to, proof against, unreceptive to, closed to, resistant to, indifferent to, heedless of, unresponsive to, oblivious to, unmoved by, deaf to
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