Definition of uncompanionable in English:

uncompanionable

adjectiveʌnkəmˈpanjənəb(ə)l

Not friendly and sociable.
难相处的；不爱交际的
one patient's husband was blind and very uncompanionable
Flavia spent a not uncompanionable quarter hour with him
Example sentencesExamples
- He preferred living in jail to living with his first wife, who was his senior, and definitely uncompanionable.
- But White Fang, uncompanionable, solitary, morose, scarcely looking to right or left, redoubtable, forbidding of aspect, remote and alien, was accepted as an equal by his puzzled elders.
- Ethics and human research thus have been seen as uncompanionable and opposing forces.
- Nothing has ruined more trips than choosing uncompanionable companions to travel the wilderness with.
- And fire proves to be, even in Pyne's learned treatment, as intangible and uncompanionable as a distant, cold god.
- Gut Symmetries is flawed and uncompanionable, but there is something Milan Kundera-esque about it too.
- It cannot be warrantably inferred from anything that has now been said, that we could mean to represent the believer as a miserable recluse or a moping solitaire - as uncompanionable.
- While what I call combative hermits have previously relied on violence to get their way, their new manipulation of uncompanionable arguments has combined with violence to make people weak and dependent.
- Of course, if you play e-mail chess, which I regard as a rather sterile and uncompanionable form of the game, much of the record-keeping takes care of itself.
- Enjoyable company at first due to her smart manner, Holmes' Katie becomes progressively uncompanionable as things deteriorate, personally and dramatically.
- There was novelty in the scheme; and as, with such a mother and such uncompanionable sisters, home could not be faultless, a little change was not unwelcome for its own sake.
- What an uncompanionable disagreeable person he must have been!
- The weary reader longs for the mercy of a qualification, a doubt, a hesitation; there is little sense, in her uncompanionable prose, of exploration occurring before our eyes, of tentative motions of thought reflected in a complex syntax.
- The whole seemingly uncompanionable half-dozen, stabled together, may pass the long wet hours when the door is shut in livelier communication than is held in the servants’ hall or at the Dedlock Arms.
- Never mind love, there are a lot of uncompanionable people around.
- To see with ‘relentless accuracy,’ according to Moore, is not a matter of detachment and ‘the haggish, uncompanionable drawl of certitude.’
- The only way out was via narrow and uncompanionable ‘companion-ladders.’

单词	uncompanionable
释义	Definition of uncompanionable in English: uncompanionable adjectiveʌnkəmˈpanjənəb(ə)l Not friendly and sociable. 难相处的；不爱交际的 one patient's husband was blind and very uncompanionable Flavia spent a not uncompanionable quarter hour with him Example sentencesExamples He preferred living in jail to living with his first wife, who was his senior, and definitely uncompanionable. But White Fang, uncompanionable, solitary, morose, scarcely looking to right or left, redoubtable, forbidding of aspect, remote and alien, was accepted as an equal by his puzzled elders. Ethics and human research thus have been seen as uncompanionable and opposing forces. Nothing has ruined more trips than choosing uncompanionable companions to travel the wilderness with. And fire proves to be, even in Pyne's learned treatment, as intangible and uncompanionable as a distant, cold god. Gut Symmetries is flawed and uncompanionable, but there is something Milan Kundera-esque about it too. It cannot be warrantably inferred from anything that has now been said, that we could mean to represent the believer as a miserable recluse or a moping solitaire - as uncompanionable. While what I call combative hermits have previously relied on violence to get their way, their new manipulation of uncompanionable arguments has combined with violence to make people weak and dependent. Of course, if you play e-mail chess, which I regard as a rather sterile and uncompanionable form of the game, much of the record-keeping takes care of itself. Enjoyable company at first due to her smart manner, Holmes' Katie becomes progressively uncompanionable as things deteriorate, personally and dramatically. There was novelty in the scheme; and as, with such a mother and such uncompanionable sisters, home could not be faultless, a little change was not unwelcome for its own sake. What an uncompanionable disagreeable person he must have been! The weary reader longs for the mercy of a qualification, a doubt, a hesitation; there is little sense, in her uncompanionable prose, of exploration occurring before our eyes, of tentative motions of thought reflected in a complex syntax. The whole seemingly uncompanionable half-dozen, stabled together, may pass the long wet hours when the door is shut in livelier communication than is held in the servants’ hall or at the Dedlock Arms. Never mind love, there are a lot of uncompanionable people around. To see with ‘relentless accuracy,’ according to Moore, is not a matter of detachment and ‘the haggish, uncompanionable drawl of certitude.’ The only way out was via narrow and uncompanionable ‘companion-ladders.’
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