Definition of "unsociability" [un•so•cia•bil•i•ty]

• The state or quality of being unsociable. (noun)

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• "Hawthorn turned back the clock somewhat with its 'unsociability' in 2008, its niggling pushing the boundaries of the rules in order to gain a psychological edge on its opponents."
• "To see a woman get taunted for being simultaneously frigid and lachrymose and then get teased for her smarts was not to ascribe to her inherently feminine qualities of frigidity, sentimentality, or unsociability."
• "As a result De Tocqueville ascribed to the English "a strange unsociability, reserved and taciturn"."