Pronunciation: /ʌn.dɪˈzaɪr.ə.bəl/
adjective An adjective is a word that describes or modifies a noun or pronoun. In this case, 'undesirable' describes something that is not wanted or favorable.
A1 Eating too much junk food is considered undesirable for your health.
A2 The job market is competitive, and having a criminal record can be seen as undesirable by employers.
B1 Some people find public speaking to be an undesirable task due to their fear of speaking in front of others.
B2 In a negotiation, compromising on certain terms may be seen as undesirable if it means sacrificing too much.
C1 The company implemented strict policies to prevent any undesirable behavior in the workplace.
C2 The government enacted laws to address the issue of undesirable practices in the financial sector.
formal The presence of undesirable elements in the community can lead to social unrest.
informal I try to avoid hanging out with those undesirable people.
slang I don't want to be associated with that shady crowd, they're all undesirable.
figurative Negative thoughts are like undesirable weeds that need to be pulled out of the mind.
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