Definition of unrepresentative in English:

unrepresentative

adjective ˌʌnrɛprɪˈzɛntətɪvˌənrɛprəˈzɛn(t)ədɪv

Not typical of a class, group, or body of opinion.
非代表性的；不典型的
an unrepresentative minority
无代表性的少数派。
Example sentencesExamples
- Rather, this vote is a good example of how elections can have very bizarre, unrepresentative consequences in societies with weak political institutions.
- Okay, this was - we are told - an isolated and wholly unrepresentative incident.
- Instead, names are drawn from a pre-selected, unrepresentative, pool of less than one-percent of us.
- That thoroughly unrepresentative body of millionaires could have a SOCIALIST in its ranks.
- Our democracy is crumbling with the politics of fear and prejudice ruling the roost, an electoral system which is corrupt and unrepresentative.
- His lengthy introduction is an ominous, unworthy and unrepresentative opening to an impressive body of work.
- Finally, I find the attempt to link this issue to ‘an unrepresentative minority’ incredible!
- Cronin and Magdalinski want an alternative to the current political process, which they view as unrepresentative of real-world needs.
- On the contrary, the moderate forces were at best a largely unrepresentative minority without an especially coherent programme.
- Pro-life groups are opposed to any change in the law and have criticised the survey for being unrepresentative.
- Popular opinion (or some unrepresentative poll) can never be a basis for decisions in a democracy.
- He is a far greater threat to human life and happiness than even the unrepresentative white minority government he drove from power.
- Johnson considers this subset to be unrepresentative of the broader population.
- Instead of getting family and old people on their side, the extremists, an unrepresentative minority, are turning them off.
- But some are arguing that this focus is a waste of time and money - that it's unrealistic, unrepresentative and naïve.
- Figures like this are exceptional in the extreme and give a completely unrepresentative impression of the national picture.
- Moreover, the armed forces are increasingly unrepresentative of the society they serve.
- How, scientifically, can we regard them as anything other than personal, unrepresentative opinions?
- Worse, this ineffectual debating society is wholly unrepresentative.
- Whether it's the composition of the major parties, or the courts, or the federal bureaucracy, our institutions are unrepresentative.
Synonyms
unusual, uncommon, atypical, untypical, non-typical, rare, isolated, irregular, anomalous, deviant, deviating, divergent, wayward, aberrant, freak, freakish

Derivatives

unrepresentativeness

noun

But I don't think that its own judgment of unrepresentativeness can outweigh its obligation to set the record straight once it publishes the original story.
Example sentencesExamples
- Some groups will always miss out, and the quotas will by their very nature heighten the unrepresentativeness of those taking part.
- There are frequent complaints about Parliament's social unrepresentativeness, particularly its male and upper and middle-class character.
- All politicians and mainstream media voices have stressed the unrepresentativeness of the terrorists.
- Of course, there are limitations in such narratives (e.g., unrepresentativeness of sample, self - deception, blindness to motives, errors in memory, wanting to induce a particular reaction).

Definition of unrepresentative in US English:

unrepresentative

adjectiveˌənrɛprəˈzɛn(t)ədɪvˌənreprəˈzen(t)ədiv

Not typical of a class, group, or body of opinion.
非代表性的；不典型的
an unrepresentative survey
无代表性的少数派。
Example sentencesExamples
- Pro-life groups are opposed to any change in the law and have criticised the survey for being unrepresentative.
- But some are arguing that this focus is a waste of time and money - that it's unrealistic, unrepresentative and naïve.
- Johnson considers this subset to be unrepresentative of the broader population.
- Moreover, the armed forces are increasingly unrepresentative of the society they serve.
- Whether it's the composition of the major parties, or the courts, or the federal bureaucracy, our institutions are unrepresentative.
- Figures like this are exceptional in the extreme and give a completely unrepresentative impression of the national picture.
- Instead of getting family and old people on their side, the extremists, an unrepresentative minority, are turning them off.
- Instead, names are drawn from a pre-selected, unrepresentative, pool of less than one-percent of us.
- Rather, this vote is a good example of how elections can have very bizarre, unrepresentative consequences in societies with weak political institutions.
- Popular opinion (or some unrepresentative poll) can never be a basis for decisions in a democracy.
- His lengthy introduction is an ominous, unworthy and unrepresentative opening to an impressive body of work.
- How, scientifically, can we regard them as anything other than personal, unrepresentative opinions?
- Worse, this ineffectual debating society is wholly unrepresentative.
- He is a far greater threat to human life and happiness than even the unrepresentative white minority government he drove from power.
- That thoroughly unrepresentative body of millionaires could have a SOCIALIST in its ranks.
- Cronin and Magdalinski want an alternative to the current political process, which they view as unrepresentative of real-world needs.
- Our democracy is crumbling with the politics of fear and prejudice ruling the roost, an electoral system which is corrupt and unrepresentative.
- Okay, this was - we are told - an isolated and wholly unrepresentative incident.
- On the contrary, the moderate forces were at best a largely unrepresentative minority without an especially coherent programme.
- Finally, I find the attempt to link this issue to ‘an unrepresentative minority’ incredible!
Synonyms
unusual, uncommon, atypical, untypical, non-typical, rare, isolated, irregular, anomalous, deviant, deviating, divergent, wayward, aberrant, freak, freakish

单词	unrepresentative
释义	Definition of unrepresentative in English: unrepresentative adjective ˌʌnrɛprɪˈzɛntətɪvˌənrɛprəˈzɛn(t)ədɪv Not typical of a class, group, or body of opinion. 非代表性的；不典型的 an unrepresentative minority 无代表性的少数派。 Example sentencesExamples Rather, this vote is a good example of how elections can have very bizarre, unrepresentative consequences in societies with weak political institutions. Okay, this was - we are told - an isolated and wholly unrepresentative incident. Instead, names are drawn from a pre-selected, unrepresentative, pool of less than one-percent of us. That thoroughly unrepresentative body of millionaires could have a SOCIALIST in its ranks. Our democracy is crumbling with the politics of fear and prejudice ruling the roost, an electoral system which is corrupt and unrepresentative. His lengthy introduction is an ominous, unworthy and unrepresentative opening to an impressive body of work. Finally, I find the attempt to link this issue to ‘an unrepresentative minority’ incredible! Cronin and Magdalinski want an alternative to the current political process, which they view as unrepresentative of real-world needs. On the contrary, the moderate forces were at best a largely unrepresentative minority without an especially coherent programme. Pro-life groups are opposed to any change in the law and have criticised the survey for being unrepresentative. Popular opinion (or some unrepresentative poll) can never be a basis for decisions in a democracy. He is a far greater threat to human life and happiness than even the unrepresentative white minority government he drove from power. Johnson considers this subset to be unrepresentative of the broader population. Instead of getting family and old people on their side, the extremists, an unrepresentative minority, are turning them off. But some are arguing that this focus is a waste of time and money - that it's unrealistic, unrepresentative and naïve. Figures like this are exceptional in the extreme and give a completely unrepresentative impression of the national picture. Moreover, the armed forces are increasingly unrepresentative of the society they serve. How, scientifically, can we regard them as anything other than personal, unrepresentative opinions? Worse, this ineffectual debating society is wholly unrepresentative. Whether it's the composition of the major parties, or the courts, or the federal bureaucracy, our institutions are unrepresentative. Synonyms unusual, uncommon, atypical, untypical, non-typical, rare, isolated, irregular, anomalous, deviant, deviating, divergent, wayward, aberrant, freak, freakish Derivatives unrepresentativeness noun But I don't think that its own judgment of unrepresentativeness can outweigh its obligation to set the record straight once it publishes the original story. Example sentencesExamples Some groups will always miss out, and the quotas will by their very nature heighten the unrepresentativeness of those taking part. There are frequent complaints about Parliament's social unrepresentativeness, particularly its male and upper and middle-class character. All politicians and mainstream media voices have stressed the unrepresentativeness of the terrorists. Of course, there are limitations in such narratives (e.g., unrepresentativeness of sample, self - deception, blindness to motives, errors in memory, wanting to induce a particular reaction). Definition of unrepresentative in US English: unrepresentative adjectiveˌənrɛprəˈzɛn(t)ədɪvˌənreprəˈzen(t)ədiv Not typical of a class, group, or body of opinion. 非代表性的；不典型的 an unrepresentative survey 无代表性的少数派。 Example sentencesExamples Pro-life groups are opposed to any change in the law and have criticised the survey for being unrepresentative. But some are arguing that this focus is a waste of time and money - that it's unrealistic, unrepresentative and naïve. Johnson considers this subset to be unrepresentative of the broader population. Moreover, the armed forces are increasingly unrepresentative of the society they serve. Whether it's the composition of the major parties, or the courts, or the federal bureaucracy, our institutions are unrepresentative. Figures like this are exceptional in the extreme and give a completely unrepresentative impression of the national picture. Instead of getting family and old people on their side, the extremists, an unrepresentative minority, are turning them off. Instead, names are drawn from a pre-selected, unrepresentative, pool of less than one-percent of us. Rather, this vote is a good example of how elections can have very bizarre, unrepresentative consequences in societies with weak political institutions. Popular opinion (or some unrepresentative poll) can never be a basis for decisions in a democracy. His lengthy introduction is an ominous, unworthy and unrepresentative opening to an impressive body of work. How, scientifically, can we regard them as anything other than personal, unrepresentative opinions? Worse, this ineffectual debating society is wholly unrepresentative. He is a far greater threat to human life and happiness than even the unrepresentative white minority government he drove from power. That thoroughly unrepresentative body of millionaires could have a SOCIALIST in its ranks. Cronin and Magdalinski want an alternative to the current political process, which they view as unrepresentative of real-world needs. Our democracy is crumbling with the politics of fear and prejudice ruling the roost, an electoral system which is corrupt and unrepresentative. Okay, this was - we are told - an isolated and wholly unrepresentative incident. On the contrary, the moderate forces were at best a largely unrepresentative minority without an especially coherent programme. Finally, I find the attempt to link this issue to ‘an unrepresentative minority’ incredible! Synonyms unusual, uncommon, atypical, untypical, non-typical, rare, isolated, irregular, anomalous, deviant, deviating, divergent, wayward, aberrant, freak, freakish
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