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abrupt
When a person speaks in an abrupt manner, they speak with very few words, but they don't seem as if they are shy. They seem unfriendly or even rude. [1/2 definitions]
aggressive
mean and unfriendly in one's actions; ready to argue or start fights. [1/2 definitions]
chilly
not warm; unfriendly. [1/3 definitions]
cool
not having warmth or enthusiasm; unfriendly. [1/9 definitions]
frigid
unfriendly or without emotion; emotionally cold. [1/2 definitions]
hostile
feeling or showing dislike; unfriendly. [1/2 definitions]
hostility
the state of being unfriendly or full of hate. [1/2 definitions]
icy
without warmth or feeling; unfriendly in manner. [1/3 definitions]
ill
not kind; unfriendly. [2/6 definitions]
ill will
unfriendly feelings; dislike.
snap
When someone snaps at you, they speak to you in a sudden, angry way, or in a way that is rude and unfriendly. [1/14 definitions]
ugly
likely to cause trouble; very unfriendly. [1/3 definitions]
unfriendly
If someone is unfriendly, they make other people feel that they are not interested in them or that they don't want to get to know them. Sometimes they act in a way that is not nice or kind. Some people really don't want to talk to or be friends with other people, but sometimes people can act in a way that seems unfriendly even if they are not really unfriendly people.
unpleasant
When something is unpleasant, it is not nice at all. It's nasty or it's just something that people don't like or enjoy. If there is an unpleasant smell in the refrigerator, it's bad and people don't want to smell it. If something tastes unpleasant, people will not want to eat it. If a person is unpleasant, other people are not happy or comfortable to be around that person. Maybe that person is unfriendly or says mean things.
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