"Unneighborly" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples
"Unneighborly" Natural Recordings by Native Speakers
"Unneighborly" Meaning
Unneighborly refers to behavior or actions that are hostile, unfriendly, or disruptive to those living nearby. It describes someone who acts in a way that creates tension, conflict, or disturbance with their neighbors, either verbally or physically.
"Unneighborly" Examples
Unneighborly: 5 Usage Examples
1. Lack of kindness
- "After moving into the new neighborhood, they found the Smiths to be unneighborly and unfriendly, with no one ever coming by to introduce themselves."2. Disregard for others' property
- "Despite the notice that said no parking, Mr. Johnson parked his car right in front of the house, being unneighborly and inconsiderate of others' space."3. Conflict with neighbors
- "Unfortunately, the ongoing noise from their late-night parties made the family unneighborly and at odds with the rest of the block."4. Unkind treatment
- "Old man Jenkins was known for being unneighborly, often yelling at new residents and complaining about every little noise."5. Failure to offer help
- "The neighborhood watch volunteer was initially seen as unneighborly for not stepping in when a woman was being robbed; he eventually apologized and helped the community improve its watch.""Unneighborly" Similar Words
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