unadmired
Definition
- Adjective:
- Not regarded with admiration: "unadmired" describes someone or something that is not looked upon with respect, approval, or wonder. It indicates a lack of admiration from others.
Usage Examples
- (The critics did not respect or praise his work.)
- (The audience did not feel admiration for her acting.)
- (He sensed a lack of approval from those he worked with.)
Advanced Usage
- "unadmired by all": a phrase emphasizing complete absence of admiration.
- His unadmired by all efforts to lead were ignored. (No one respected his attempts to take charge.)
Variants and Related Words
Admired (adj): regarded with wonder, pleasure, or approval.
- She is an admired author in literary circles. (She is respected and praised by others.)
Unadmiring (adj): not showing admiration.
- He gave an unadmiring glance at the painting. (His look did not express appreciation.)
Unadmirably (adv): in a manner that does not deserve admiration.
- He behaved unadmirably during the debate. (His conduct was not worthy of respect.)
Synonyms
Unappreciated: not valued or recognized as worthy.
- Her contributions were unappreciated by the team. (Her efforts were not acknowledged.)
Unpraised: not given praise or commendation.
- The volunteer's work went unpraised. (No one expressed approval for her service.)
Disregarded: ignored or not taken seriously.
- His advice was disregarded by the group. (His suggestions were not considered.)
Antonyms
Admired: regarded with respect or wonder.
- The admired leader inspired loyalty. (He was respected and looked up to.)
Praised: given expressions of approval.
- The praised student received an award. (Her work was commended.)
Related Idioms
To fall short of admiration: to not reach a level worthy of respect.
- His speech fell short of admiration from the audience. (The listeners did not feel impressed.)
To be left unadmired: to remain without recognition or approval.
- The inventor was left unadmired until after his death. (He received no admiration during his lifetime.)