"Unenviable" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples
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"Unenviable" Meaning
Having little or no attractiveness or appeal.
"Unenviable" Examples
Unenviable: 5 Usage Examples
1. Describing a situation that someone feels others would not want to be in.
"I know trying to manage a large team can be unenviable, but let's try to find a new system to make it easier for everyone."2. Expressing that a task or duty is filled with difficulties or hardships.
"The unenviable task of cleaning the entire house fell to me, but I finally finished it yesterday."3. Denoting someone as being stuck in a difficult situation or caught between a rock and a hard place.
"The decision to fire 20% of the company's workforce is an unenviable and regrettable choice that management made."4. Used to convey a lack of glamour or honor associated with a job or activity.
Being a meter reader is an unenviable job due to the necessity of interacting with difficult customers every day.5. Expressing sympathy or acknowledgement of someone's unfortunate obligation.
"You get the unenviable task of going to tell them the bad news. Take a deep breath and try to stay calm.""Unenviable" Similar Words
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