Pronunciation: /ˌʌnsəˈpɔːrtɪv/
adjective describing someone or something that does not provide assistance, help, or encouragement
A1 My teacher was unsupportive when I struggled with the math problem.
A2 The team leader's unsupportive attitude made it difficult for the new employee to adjust.
B1 The unsupportive environment at work led to low morale among the employees.
B2 The unsupportive feedback from the manager was demotivating for the team.
C1 The unsupportive policies of the company were detrimental to employee well-being.
C2 The unsupportive culture within the organization hindered innovation and growth.
formal The teacher was unsupportive of the student's creative ideas.
informal My boss is so unsupportive when it comes to taking time off.
slang My friends can be really unsupportive sometimes, it's frustrating.
figurative The foundation of our friendship feels unsupportive lately.
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