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unpopularity [ʌnˌpɒpjəˈlærəti, Am -ˌpɑ:pjəˈlerət̬i] N no pl

unpopularity

niepopularność f

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The film is due to start production in 2014, after some delays due to the unpopularity of the first film. en.wikipedia.org

Nonetheless, the turnout was much lower than expected, in good part due on the unpopularity of the expedition. en.wikipedia.org

The party's unpopularity led to its complete ejection from parliament in the next election. en.wikipedia.org

This research, as well as the earlier analysis of the sample, attests to the stability of both forms of unpopularity. en.wikipedia.org

His unpopularity left him without many friends or girlfriends, which reportedly amplified his psychopathic tendencies. en.wikipedia.org

Such action on the government's part only increased its unpopularity. en.wikipedia.org

This suggests that for many boys, maladaptive family relations are a factor in chronic aggression and unpopularity. en.wikipedia.org

This collective boycott will demonstrate to the world the level of the regime's unpopularity. en.wikipedia.org

Despite unpopularity resulting from her stern approach, she ran the school for 41 years, eventually becoming its rector. en.wikipedia.org

He knew the war's legality was questionable and its unpopularity was never in doubt. en.wikipedia.org

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