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unrespected

 

Definitions from WordNet

Adjective unrespected has 1 sense
  1. unrespected - accorded no respect
    Antonym:
    reputable (indirect, via disreputable)

Definitions from the Web

Term: unrespected

Description:

Unrespected is an adjective that describes someone or something that is not considered esteemed or admired by others. It indicates a lack of respect or recognition.

Senses and Usages:

Sense 1:

When used to describe a person, unrespected refers to an individual who is not held in high regard or valued by others. This could be due to their actions, attitudes, or lack of achievements.

Example sentence: Despite his many accomplishments, John felt unrespected by his colleagues at work.

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Sense 2:

When used to describe a thing or concept, unrespected implies that it is disregarded, underestimated, or overlooked by others.

Example sentence: The unrespected art form finally gained recognition after years of being undervalued.

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Sense 3:

In certain local contexts, unrespected may refer to something that is not favored or appreciated within a specific community or region.

Example sentence: In this small town, modern ideas are often unrespected by the conservative majority.

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