Definition of unwelcoming in English:

unwelcoming

adjectiveʌnˈwɛlkəmɪŋˌənˈwɛlkəmɪŋ

1Having an inhospitable or uninviting quality.
Jean crept into her cold and unwelcoming bed
Example sentencesExamples
- Let's keep the unattractive, empty warehouses on the river front and make the city as unwelcoming as possible to stop the invasion of these pesky incomers.
- The social costs of our unwelcoming attitude to migrants may also be considerable.
- She, who lives in Longcroft Road, says she is now forced to make long detours to visit friends on the other side of town, sometimes along dark and unwelcoming back roads.
- We had been in New York for about two weeks, living with relatives among their unwelcoming plastic-covered couches and receding smiles.
- At first I thought Minnesota was going to be some very remote place, unwelcoming and inhospitable.
- The room was bare and unwelcoming, her surroundings felt cold and eerily quiet.
- Instead she has now invested in some dog treats so Tip will be tucking into them this Yuletide in a home that is a world away from the unwelcoming place where he began life.
- Requiring English for driver's licenses and other state business, he says, is unwelcoming and would shut immigrants out of government services.
- I have never visited a country more unwelcoming to foreigners than England, probably the most xenophobic one in the European Union.
- Her huge house was lonely and unwelcoming at night.
- The Merseyway shopping centre, which was built over the River Mersey in the 1960s, and the large unwelcoming bus station are both likely to be substantially revamped.
- Kim and her husband have hopped from one suburb in western Sydney to another, leaving behind neighbourhoods which they see as unsafe or unwelcoming.
- The iron rice bowl was broken after China began economic reforms in 1979, but the system has stayed in place, spitting out athletes past their prime into an unwelcoming society.
- Oddly enough, both restaurants are hidden off a main street, forcing the dining party to boldly walk through a small, rather unwelcoming alley.
- Belief remains that, despite the unwelcoming financial climate, someone will pick up this club and invest their time and money in giving it some sort of life.
- It details every stage in the painstaking process of lifting a damaged, nuclear-armed submarine off the seabed in one of the most unwelcoming stretches of water in the world.
- But, while this description might seem unwelcoming, students see positive aspects to the studio's location as well.
- Her country-inspired contemporary furniture is the perfect choice for anyone put off by the unwelcoming minimalism of most modern design.
- I paused at the small shop frontage from where some of the taxis are commanded, but it looked very unwelcoming and I wasn't sure of getting any sort of answer, let alone a helpful one.
- Namibia's barren and unwelcoming coastlines served as a natural deterrent to the ambitions of European explorers.
Synonyms
uninviting
unfriendly, unsociable, unsocial, antisocial, unneighbourly, uncongenial, cool, cold, chilly, frosty, glacial, aloof, stand-offish, haughty, disdainful, distant, remote, indifferent, offhand
1. 1.1 (of a person or their expression) not friendly towards a guest or new arrival.
  the unwelcoming look in his eyes
  Example sentencesExamples
  I would have been angry too, should somebody have left me with the impression that I was being unwelcoming to foreigners.
  The bus appeared as it had the day before, driven by the same man and containing the same unwelcoming passengers.
  He is unwelcoming and continues to carouse with his friends while the new student tries to sleep or study.
  Nontraditional faculty may have to work in a chilly or a downright hostile climate if some of their departmental colleagues are unwelcoming or uncomfortable around them.
  The bar staff were similarly unwelcoming, however.
  Of course his many opinions are his own and he has every right to express them, but I do object to his chastising English people as unwelcoming.
  He says time and again that it is not wrong to fear a young black man walking towards you with a North Face jacket, Timberland boots and an unwelcoming expression.
  From Singapore to China to Japan, Britain is seen as a closed and class-ridden society, while the British are seen as predominantly white people who are cold, formal and unwelcoming to foreigners.
  The owners of this property have had their peace of mind destroyed and will now be very, very unwelcoming of strangers who just happen on the property.
  However, every glance she shot in his direction was greeted with a cold and unwelcoming stare.
  In Ellen Foster, her title character finds true fostering not in the house of her abusive father or unwelcoming relatives but in the home of her African American friend Starletta.
  ‘You are uninvited Sash, get out now,’ I said warningly, striding over to where he sat and looking down on him with the most unwelcoming expression I could muster.
  But the real gems are those staffed by the indifferent and unwelcoming.
  It is not our tradition to be unwelcoming towards our fellow Inuit.
  What had promised to be a cozy stop for the night proved to be a wide, barren space with a few buildings forming a ring around the well and only a few unwelcoming people to populate it.
  I could just be buying petrol and people would give you an unwelcoming glance.
  He was a notorious parasite and schnorrer, but few of his hosts were overtly unwelcoming, since he could be ingeniously vindictive in print, even when seeming to offer praise.
  Clandestine visits by the latter have, as at the Heights quarry, given the quarry management a decidedly unwelcoming attitude toward mineral collectors, and security guards are usually present.
  His gray eyes looked warm enough, but right now as they stared into her eyes, they were cold and unwelcoming.
  Cold, dark, quiet, unwelcoming, the bar staff are aloof and uninterested in the customers, save the taxi fare!
  Synonyms
  stiff, formal, stony, steely, flinty, wooden, impersonal, indifferent, unresponsive, unemotional, unfeeling, unsmiling, unenthusiastic, austere, distant, aloof, remote, reserved, unapproachable

Definition of unwelcoming in US English:

unwelcoming

adjectiveˌənˈwɛlkəmɪŋˌənˈwelkəmiNG

1Having an inhospitable or uninviting atmosphere or appearance.
Jean crept into her cold and unwelcoming bed
Example sentencesExamples
- I paused at the small shop frontage from where some of the taxis are commanded, but it looked very unwelcoming and I wasn't sure of getting any sort of answer, let alone a helpful one.
- The iron rice bowl was broken after China began economic reforms in 1979, but the system has stayed in place, spitting out athletes past their prime into an unwelcoming society.
- It details every stage in the painstaking process of lifting a damaged, nuclear-armed submarine off the seabed in one of the most unwelcoming stretches of water in the world.
- Namibia's barren and unwelcoming coastlines served as a natural deterrent to the ambitions of European explorers.
- We had been in New York for about two weeks, living with relatives among their unwelcoming plastic-covered couches and receding smiles.
- Her huge house was lonely and unwelcoming at night.
- The social costs of our unwelcoming attitude to migrants may also be considerable.
- Oddly enough, both restaurants are hidden off a main street, forcing the dining party to boldly walk through a small, rather unwelcoming alley.
- She, who lives in Longcroft Road, says she is now forced to make long detours to visit friends on the other side of town, sometimes along dark and unwelcoming back roads.
- But, while this description might seem unwelcoming, students see positive aspects to the studio's location as well.
- Her country-inspired contemporary furniture is the perfect choice for anyone put off by the unwelcoming minimalism of most modern design.
- The room was bare and unwelcoming, her surroundings felt cold and eerily quiet.
- At first I thought Minnesota was going to be some very remote place, unwelcoming and inhospitable.
- The Merseyway shopping centre, which was built over the River Mersey in the 1960s, and the large unwelcoming bus station are both likely to be substantially revamped.
- Instead she has now invested in some dog treats so Tip will be tucking into them this Yuletide in a home that is a world away from the unwelcoming place where he began life.
- Let's keep the unattractive, empty warehouses on the river front and make the city as unwelcoming as possible to stop the invasion of these pesky incomers.
- I have never visited a country more unwelcoming to foreigners than England, probably the most xenophobic one in the European Union.
- Kim and her husband have hopped from one suburb in western Sydney to another, leaving behind neighbourhoods which they see as unsafe or unwelcoming.
- Requiring English for driver's licenses and other state business, he says, is unwelcoming and would shut immigrants out of government services.
- Belief remains that, despite the unwelcoming financial climate, someone will pick up this club and invest their time and money in giving it some sort of life.
Synonyms
uninviting
unfriendly, unsociable, unsocial, antisocial, unneighbourly, uncongenial, cool, cold, chilly, frosty, glacial, aloof, stand-offish, haughty, disdainful, distant, remote, indifferent, offhand
1. 1.1 (of a person or their manner) not friendly toward someone arriving or approaching.
  Example sentencesExamples
  I could just be buying petrol and people would give you an unwelcoming glance.
  He was a notorious parasite and schnorrer, but few of his hosts were overtly unwelcoming, since he could be ingeniously vindictive in print, even when seeming to offer praise.
  In Ellen Foster, her title character finds true fostering not in the house of her abusive father or unwelcoming relatives but in the home of her African American friend Starletta.
  The owners of this property have had their peace of mind destroyed and will now be very, very unwelcoming of strangers who just happen on the property.
  ‘You are uninvited Sash, get out now,’ I said warningly, striding over to where he sat and looking down on him with the most unwelcoming expression I could muster.
  He says time and again that it is not wrong to fear a young black man walking towards you with a North Face jacket, Timberland boots and an unwelcoming expression.
  But the real gems are those staffed by the indifferent and unwelcoming.
  Clandestine visits by the latter have, as at the Heights quarry, given the quarry management a decidedly unwelcoming attitude toward mineral collectors, and security guards are usually present.
  His gray eyes looked warm enough, but right now as they stared into her eyes, they were cold and unwelcoming.
  I would have been angry too, should somebody have left me with the impression that I was being unwelcoming to foreigners.
  What had promised to be a cozy stop for the night proved to be a wide, barren space with a few buildings forming a ring around the well and only a few unwelcoming people to populate it.
  From Singapore to China to Japan, Britain is seen as a closed and class-ridden society, while the British are seen as predominantly white people who are cold, formal and unwelcoming to foreigners.
  The bar staff were similarly unwelcoming, however.
  The bus appeared as it had the day before, driven by the same man and containing the same unwelcoming passengers.
  Cold, dark, quiet, unwelcoming, the bar staff are aloof and uninterested in the customers, save the taxi fare!
  Nontraditional faculty may have to work in a chilly or a downright hostile climate if some of their departmental colleagues are unwelcoming or uncomfortable around them.
  He is unwelcoming and continues to carouse with his friends while the new student tries to sleep or study.
  Of course his many opinions are his own and he has every right to express them, but I do object to his chastising English people as unwelcoming.
  It is not our tradition to be unwelcoming towards our fellow Inuit.
  However, every glance she shot in his direction was greeted with a cold and unwelcoming stare.
  Synonyms
  stiff, formal, stony, steely, flinty, wooden, impersonal, indifferent, unresponsive, unemotional, unfeeling, unsmiling, unenthusiastic, austere, distant, aloof, remote, reserved, unapproachable

单词	unwelcoming
释义	Definition of unwelcoming in English: unwelcoming adjectiveʌnˈwɛlkəmɪŋˌənˈwɛlkəmɪŋ 1Having an inhospitable or uninviting quality. Jean crept into her cold and unwelcoming bed Example sentencesExamples Let's keep the unattractive, empty warehouses on the river front and make the city as unwelcoming as possible to stop the invasion of these pesky incomers. The social costs of our unwelcoming attitude to migrants may also be considerable. She, who lives in Longcroft Road, says she is now forced to make long detours to visit friends on the other side of town, sometimes along dark and unwelcoming back roads. We had been in New York for about two weeks, living with relatives among their unwelcoming plastic-covered couches and receding smiles. At first I thought Minnesota was going to be some very remote place, unwelcoming and inhospitable. The room was bare and unwelcoming, her surroundings felt cold and eerily quiet. Instead she has now invested in some dog treats so Tip will be tucking into them this Yuletide in a home that is a world away from the unwelcoming place where he began life. Requiring English for driver's licenses and other state business, he says, is unwelcoming and would shut immigrants out of government services. I have never visited a country more unwelcoming to foreigners than England, probably the most xenophobic one in the European Union. Her huge house was lonely and unwelcoming at night. The Merseyway shopping centre, which was built over the River Mersey in the 1960s, and the large unwelcoming bus station are both likely to be substantially revamped. Kim and her husband have hopped from one suburb in western Sydney to another, leaving behind neighbourhoods which they see as unsafe or unwelcoming. The iron rice bowl was broken after China began economic reforms in 1979, but the system has stayed in place, spitting out athletes past their prime into an unwelcoming society. Oddly enough, both restaurants are hidden off a main street, forcing the dining party to boldly walk through a small, rather unwelcoming alley. Belief remains that, despite the unwelcoming financial climate, someone will pick up this club and invest their time and money in giving it some sort of life. It details every stage in the painstaking process of lifting a damaged, nuclear-armed submarine off the seabed in one of the most unwelcoming stretches of water in the world. But, while this description might seem unwelcoming, students see positive aspects to the studio's location as well. Her country-inspired contemporary furniture is the perfect choice for anyone put off by the unwelcoming minimalism of most modern design. I paused at the small shop frontage from where some of the taxis are commanded, but it looked very unwelcoming and I wasn't sure of getting any sort of answer, let alone a helpful one. Namibia's barren and unwelcoming coastlines served as a natural deterrent to the ambitions of European explorers. Synonyms uninviting unfriendly, unsociable, unsocial, antisocial, unneighbourly, uncongenial, cool, cold, chilly, frosty, glacial, aloof, stand-offish, haughty, disdainful, distant, remote, indifferent, offhand 1.1 (of a person or their expression) not friendly towards a guest or new arrival. the unwelcoming look in his eyes Example sentencesExamples I would have been angry too, should somebody have left me with the impression that I was being unwelcoming to foreigners. The bus appeared as it had the day before, driven by the same man and containing the same unwelcoming passengers. He is unwelcoming and continues to carouse with his friends while the new student tries to sleep or study. Nontraditional faculty may have to work in a chilly or a downright hostile climate if some of their departmental colleagues are unwelcoming or uncomfortable around them. The bar staff were similarly unwelcoming, however. Of course his many opinions are his own and he has every right to express them, but I do object to his chastising English people as unwelcoming. He says time and again that it is not wrong to fear a young black man walking towards you with a North Face jacket, Timberland boots and an unwelcoming expression. From Singapore to China to Japan, Britain is seen as a closed and class-ridden society, while the British are seen as predominantly white people who are cold, formal and unwelcoming to foreigners. The owners of this property have had their peace of mind destroyed and will now be very, very unwelcoming of strangers who just happen on the property. However, every glance she shot in his direction was greeted with a cold and unwelcoming stare. In Ellen Foster, her title character finds true fostering not in the house of her abusive father or unwelcoming relatives but in the home of her African American friend Starletta. ‘You are uninvited Sash, get out now,’ I said warningly, striding over to where he sat and looking down on him with the most unwelcoming expression I could muster. But the real gems are those staffed by the indifferent and unwelcoming. It is not our tradition to be unwelcoming towards our fellow Inuit. What had promised to be a cozy stop for the night proved to be a wide, barren space with a few buildings forming a ring around the well and only a few unwelcoming people to populate it. I could just be buying petrol and people would give you an unwelcoming glance. He was a notorious parasite and schnorrer, but few of his hosts were overtly unwelcoming, since he could be ingeniously vindictive in print, even when seeming to offer praise. Clandestine visits by the latter have, as at the Heights quarry, given the quarry management a decidedly unwelcoming attitude toward mineral collectors, and security guards are usually present. His gray eyes looked warm enough, but right now as they stared into her eyes, they were cold and unwelcoming. Cold, dark, quiet, unwelcoming, the bar staff are aloof and uninterested in the customers, save the taxi fare! Synonyms stiff, formal, stony, steely, flinty, wooden, impersonal, indifferent, unresponsive, unemotional, unfeeling, unsmiling, unenthusiastic, austere, distant, aloof, remote, reserved, unapproachable Definition of unwelcoming in US English: unwelcoming adjectiveˌənˈwɛlkəmɪŋˌənˈwelkəmiNG 1Having an inhospitable or uninviting atmosphere or appearance. Jean crept into her cold and unwelcoming bed Example sentencesExamples I paused at the small shop frontage from where some of the taxis are commanded, but it looked very unwelcoming and I wasn't sure of getting any sort of answer, let alone a helpful one. The iron rice bowl was broken after China began economic reforms in 1979, but the system has stayed in place, spitting out athletes past their prime into an unwelcoming society. It details every stage in the painstaking process of lifting a damaged, nuclear-armed submarine off the seabed in one of the most unwelcoming stretches of water in the world. Namibia's barren and unwelcoming coastlines served as a natural deterrent to the ambitions of European explorers. We had been in New York for about two weeks, living with relatives among their unwelcoming plastic-covered couches and receding smiles. Her huge house was lonely and unwelcoming at night. The social costs of our unwelcoming attitude to migrants may also be considerable. Oddly enough, both restaurants are hidden off a main street, forcing the dining party to boldly walk through a small, rather unwelcoming alley. She, who lives in Longcroft Road, says she is now forced to make long detours to visit friends on the other side of town, sometimes along dark and unwelcoming back roads. But, while this description might seem unwelcoming, students see positive aspects to the studio's location as well. Her country-inspired contemporary furniture is the perfect choice for anyone put off by the unwelcoming minimalism of most modern design. The room was bare and unwelcoming, her surroundings felt cold and eerily quiet. At first I thought Minnesota was going to be some very remote place, unwelcoming and inhospitable. The Merseyway shopping centre, which was built over the River Mersey in the 1960s, and the large unwelcoming bus station are both likely to be substantially revamped. Instead she has now invested in some dog treats so Tip will be tucking into them this Yuletide in a home that is a world away from the unwelcoming place where he began life. Let's keep the unattractive, empty warehouses on the river front and make the city as unwelcoming as possible to stop the invasion of these pesky incomers. I have never visited a country more unwelcoming to foreigners than England, probably the most xenophobic one in the European Union. Kim and her husband have hopped from one suburb in western Sydney to another, leaving behind neighbourhoods which they see as unsafe or unwelcoming. Requiring English for driver's licenses and other state business, he says, is unwelcoming and would shut immigrants out of government services. Belief remains that, despite the unwelcoming financial climate, someone will pick up this club and invest their time and money in giving it some sort of life. Synonyms uninviting unfriendly, unsociable, unsocial, antisocial, unneighbourly, uncongenial, cool, cold, chilly, frosty, glacial, aloof, stand-offish, haughty, disdainful, distant, remote, indifferent, offhand 1.1 (of a person or their manner) not friendly toward someone arriving or approaching. Example sentencesExamples I could just be buying petrol and people would give you an unwelcoming glance. He was a notorious parasite and schnorrer, but few of his hosts were overtly unwelcoming, since he could be ingeniously vindictive in print, even when seeming to offer praise. In Ellen Foster, her title character finds true fostering not in the house of her abusive father or unwelcoming relatives but in the home of her African American friend Starletta. The owners of this property have had their peace of mind destroyed and will now be very, very unwelcoming of strangers who just happen on the property. ‘You are uninvited Sash, get out now,’ I said warningly, striding over to where he sat and looking down on him with the most unwelcoming expression I could muster. He says time and again that it is not wrong to fear a young black man walking towards you with a North Face jacket, Timberland boots and an unwelcoming expression. But the real gems are those staffed by the indifferent and unwelcoming. Clandestine visits by the latter have, as at the Heights quarry, given the quarry management a decidedly unwelcoming attitude toward mineral collectors, and security guards are usually present. His gray eyes looked warm enough, but right now as they stared into her eyes, they were cold and unwelcoming. I would have been angry too, should somebody have left me with the impression that I was being unwelcoming to foreigners. What had promised to be a cozy stop for the night proved to be a wide, barren space with a few buildings forming a ring around the well and only a few unwelcoming people to populate it. From Singapore to China to Japan, Britain is seen as a closed and class-ridden society, while the British are seen as predominantly white people who are cold, formal and unwelcoming to foreigners. The bar staff were similarly unwelcoming, however. The bus appeared as it had the day before, driven by the same man and containing the same unwelcoming passengers. Cold, dark, quiet, unwelcoming, the bar staff are aloof and uninterested in the customers, save the taxi fare! Nontraditional faculty may have to work in a chilly or a downright hostile climate if some of their departmental colleagues are unwelcoming or uncomfortable around them. He is unwelcoming and continues to carouse with his friends while the new student tries to sleep or study. Of course his many opinions are his own and he has every right to express them, but I do object to his chastising English people as unwelcoming. It is not our tradition to be unwelcoming towards our fellow Inuit. However, every glance she shot in his direction was greeted with a cold and unwelcoming stare. Synonyms stiff, formal, stony, steely, flinty, wooden, impersonal, indifferent, unresponsive, unemotional, unfeeling, unsmiling, unenthusiastic, austere, distant, aloof, remote, reserved, unapproachable
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