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• n  the quality of lacking general approval or acceptance

• But for all of Pelosi's unpopularity, in many ways she got a nicer arrival treatment than the last senior female American official to appear in Baghdad, Secretary of State .
• But no one would be very happyand a year that should have been an easy Democratic victory, given the state of the economy and the unpopularity of the incumbent, might slip away.
• But while the movie focuses on the washed-up rockers' inability to recognize their own unpopularity, their extravagant set-designs, childish logic and classic singles like "Sex .

• popularity

News & Articles

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• Republicans begin lining up to challenge Udall
  Republicans have begun lining up to challenge Democratic U.S. Sen. Mark Udall in his first re-election bid in 2014. Republicans see Udall as a vulnerable target because of Congress' unpopularity. But he's far from an easy target. Already he's hauled in nearly $1.6 million this year for his campaign.      The GOP contenders so far have the type of conservative record Democrats have shown they ...
  July 12, 2013 - KRDO Colorado Springs

Quotes

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• Sir Malcolm Rifkind in FOXNews
  The reason for Gordon's unpopularity are a combination of his personal style, which puts people off, combined with 10 years of a Labour government that seems to have run out of steam,Rifkind says.
• Ewart Brown in Times Online
  Those of us in leadership have a common understanding of the need to make tough decisions and to sometimes make them in spite of their unpopularity, simply because it is the right thing to do,Dr Brown said. "We await a decision . . . in...