noun
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A person who is not sociable.
adjective
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Not desiring the company of others
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Not congenial or compatible
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Unfriendly
Examples of unsociable in a Sentence
I also have a very friendly Labrador and an unsociable cat !
He was merely a private person - private and unsociable.
They have a language of their own, and are an unsociable people, suspicious of strangers, ever ready to decamp if they think a tax-collector is near.
On our homecoming the driver of the minibus was rather unsociable.
On the downside tho, hours are often unsociable and the job can easily become quite tiring.
Due to unsociable behavior by a few, this is sometimes barely adequate for the task.
Depending on the type of job plumbers may have to hire equipment, or may be called out at very unsociable times.
The Guardian features the story of a German GP who is now spending much of his time working unsociable hours in Norfolk.
Although you can work really long hours at unsociable times of the day, I really enjoy coming to work.
On top of your hourly rate you will recieve a £ 5 attendance bonus per day and a £ 5 unsociable hours allowance.
Council taxpayers should not be paying for clearing up the mess these unsociable people leave behind.
Too few guests and the atmosphere will seem unsociable; too many and it will be too crowded to circulate or dine comfortably.
Such friendships testify both to the worth and the attractiveness of his character, and contradict the old legend that he was an unsociable misanthrope.