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Definition of «undesirable»

The word "undesirable" refers to something or someone that is not wanted, desired or considered unfavorable. It can be used in a variety of contexts such as describing an action, person, situation or thing that is unwanted or unpleasant. For example, behaviors like lying, cheating and stealing are often seen as undesirable traits in people while pollution, poverty and crime may be considered undesirable conditions in society. In essence, the word "undesirable" conveys a sense of rejection or disapproval.

Usage examples

  1. The company decided to terminate the employment of several undesirable employees due to their consistent poor performance.
  2. The new housing complex implemented strict rules to maintain a peaceful environment and to discourage any undesirable behavior.
  3. The government introduced policies to discourage the consumption of unhealthy food and beverages, aiming to reduce the prevalence of undesirable health conditions like obesity and diabetes.
  4. The school developed a program to identify and address any undesirable behaviors among students, such as bullying or cheating.
  5. The management team implemented measures to prevent the entry of undesirable materials into the manufacturing process, ensuring the production of high-quality goods.

Phrases with «undesirable»

Sentences with «undesirable»

  • However, you also may need to remove reinforces of undesirable behavior. (fourleggedguru.com)
  • Owners are responsible for inadvertently reinforcing all kinds of undesirable behavior, be it excessive barking or counter surfing. (icleandogwash.com)
  • Dog stress can result in undesirable behavior and can lead to health issues. (dfs-pet-blog.com)
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