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Examples of undesirable in a Sentence
The drug has some undesirable side effects.
This may have undesirable consequences.
Frankly, it's an undesirable and unpleasant job.
Recent Examples of undesirable from the Web
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The Oak Creek Plan Commission rejected that community's proposal, with commission members saying the hotel's low rates would attract undesirable customers.
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Even lower-caste Hindus who carry out undesirable tasks such as skinning dead cattle have faced mob violence.
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After decades of wanting to invigorate the downtown, Boynton Beach saw its growth stall to a crawl during the Great Recession, when an undesirable market further halted proposals.
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The three big trends of 2017: fidget spinners, male rompers and brands pulling their ads from undesirable content.
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The truth-or-dare style game forces players to either answer a question or eat an undesirable dish (think bird saliva and cow tongue).
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This isn't exploiting any flaw in AMT; the malware just uses the AMT as it's designed in order to do something undesirable.
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Here, the softer Italian and French cheeses developed the slightest bit of undesirable tackiness where the cut surface was exposed to the air in the Grotto.
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Unfortunately, that comes in the form of largely undesirable contracts.
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First Known Use of undesirable
1667
undesirable
Definition of undesirable
: one that is undesirable
Recent Examples of undesirable from the Web
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A. Not among Mexicans, who say his comments have unfairly portrayed them as criminals and undesirables.
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V (Hugo Weaving) fights against the fascist regime that now controls the UK and imprisons homosexuals, political prisoners and other undesirables.
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A few horror stories about contamination (or other undesirables) can’t beat convenience.
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But barring undesirables was only half the battle; the herd also had to be culled from within.
These example sentences are selected automatically from various online news sources to reflect current usage of the word 'undesirable'. Views expressed in the examples do not represent the opinion of Merriam-Webster or its editors. Send us feedback.
First Known Use of undesirable
1883
UNDESIRABLE Defined for English Language Learners
undesirable
playDefinition of undesirable for English Language Learners
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: bad, harmful, or unpleasant : not worth having or getting : not desirable
UNDESIRABLE Defined for Kids
undesirable
playDefinition of undesirable for Students
: having qualities that are not pleasing or wanted an undesirable effect
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