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- Dictionaryunpopular/ʌnˈpɒpjʊlə/
adjective
- 1. not liked or popular: "unpopular measures"
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2 days ago · Austerity measures used by the Weimar Republic of Germany were unpopular and contributed towards the increased support for the Nazi Party in the 1930s. [13]
2 days ago · The following list is strictly alphabetical and attempts to divide the ideologies found in practical political life into several groups, with each group containing ideologies that are related to each other. The headers refer to the names of the best-known ideologies in each group.
1 day ago · Trump and his team knew from day one that the best path to victory for the deeply unpopular former president, who has never received more than 47 percent of the vote in any election, was not...
2 days ago · His problem, to the extent he realises it, is his consistent and continuing embrace of staggeringly unpopular social extremism, particularly when it comes to enforcing pregnancy and marriage at the expense of women’s freedom while condemning adults who don’t have children as devoid of personal morality.
1 day ago · Similarly, 10% say they always seek opportunities to promote the Bible’s perspective on topics knowing they are unpopular. Twice as many say they do so often (20%) and almost four times as many (38%) do so sometimes.
1 day ago · And the radical left-wing movement it propelled to power is now unpopular, having discovered that governing is harder than protesting. Chileans are fed up with extremism and yearn for moderation and common sense, argues Evelyn Matthei, the mayor of Providencia, a posh part of Santiago, the capital.
4 days ago · Since then, views of Vance have become more defined, with a CNN survey last week showing his net favorability getting worse, now 12 points underwater, while roughly a quarter of registered voters...
