Definition of "unsociable" []

• Not disposed to seek the company of others; reserved. (adjective)
• Not congenial; incompatible. (adjective)
• Not conducive to social exchange: an unsociable atmosphere. (adjective)

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• "Nevertheless, the Massachusetts born Bacon was once described as unsociable, free of vice, skeptical in his spiritual thoughts and critical of preachers and their teachings."
• "And lastly - and most importantly - while Arnie's Place had a brief-but-unforgettable ban on fighting games, claiming they were "unsociable," Sike's always had the latest versions of Mortal Kombat and Street Fighter."
• "But because Miss Lucinda Manners was reserved and "unsociable," as the neighbors pronounced her, I did not, therefore, mean to imply that she was inhuman."