Definition of "unpopular" []

• Lacking general approval or acceptance. (adjective)

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• "He said he hoped to work with Fife council leader Peter Grant and hoped he would agree to stop what he called the unpopular care home charges."
• "Generally, any analysis of possible GOP courses of action that does not start with the observation that the GOP has become ridiculously unpopular is in serious danger of reaching erroneous conclusions."
• "Fans could pack tiny, dingy venues on the edge of various downtowns, and the young people who sustain unpopular popular music could afford the modest cover charges and the watered-down alcoholic beverages."