unwanted
Pronunciation: [ʌnˈwɑntɪd]
Context: "feelings"
(adjective) when something is not wanted or not desired. If you receive something you didn't ask for or don't like, it is unwanted.
Example
The gift was a nice surprise, and I found it to be a pleasant, unexpected addition to my collection.
Example
The emails I receive from that company are unwanted and just fill my inbox.
Example
What do you do with unwanted items in your house?
Context: "relationships"
(adjective) when someone does not want or care for another person or situation. It's like being in a friendship where one person feels uncomfortable or bothered.
Example
She felt a sense of relief when she ended the unwanted friendship.
Example
He was feeling unwanted at the party because no one was talking to him.
Example
How do you handle unwanted attention from someone?
Context: "nature"
(adjective) when something is not necessary or not useful, like plants or animals that grow in places we don’t like. They might take up space or resources that we want for something else.
Example
The garden looked great after removing the unwanted weeds.
Example
The unwanted pests ruined the beautiful flowers in the garden.
Example
What do you do to control unwanted plants in your backyard?