Pronunciation: /ʌnˈlʌvɪŋ/
adjective a word that describes or modifies a noun, in this case, 'unloving' describes someone or something lacking love or affection
A1 She felt sad because her cat was unloving towards her.
A2 The unloving behavior of the teacher made the students feel uncomfortable.
B1 The unloving atmosphere in the room made it hard for people to connect.
B2 Despite his unloving nature, he still managed to show kindness in small ways.
C1 Her unloving attitude towards her family caused tension in their relationships.
C2 The unloving words he spoke during the argument left a lasting impact on their friendship.
formal The unloving nature of their relationship was evident to everyone around them.
informal She always knew her father was unloving, but it still hurt when he forgot her birthday.
slang Her ex-boyfriend was so unloving, he didn't even care when she was sick.
figurative The dark clouds in the sky seemed unloving, blocking out the warm rays of the sun.
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