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Meaning of unamiable
The primary meaning of the word "unamiable" is describing someone or something as unpleasant or disagreeable.
Etymology of unamiable
The word "unamiable" has its roots in the Latin words "amare," meaning to love, and the prefix "un-," indicating a negation or opposite.
Historically, the term has been used since the 15th century to describe individuals or things that are unlovable, unpleasant, or unlikable.
Synonyms
Definitions
- The word "unamiable" is defined by Oxford Languages as not pleasant or attractive, or not having a pleasing or charming personality.
- * It can also describe something as unpleasant or disagreeable, often due to a harsh, bitter, or unfriendly quality.
Usage Examples
- The unamiable nature of the boss made it difficult for employees to approach him with their concerns.
- * The unamiable weather ruined our plans for a picnic in the park.
- * Her unamiable demeanor made it hard for her to make friends in the new city.