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• r  in an undesirable manner

• According to Miriam Webster, "strident" means "harsh, insistent, and discordant" and also "commanding attention by a loud or obstrusive undesirably prominent quality".
• While taxes are undesirably high, our past record of fiscal management has not earned us a tax cut.
• They could think of all kinds of reasons why not to ratify: the plan was undesirably complex; why put Frenchmen side by side with German soldiers, etc.

• unwantedly

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• Dock Blocked No More? New Apps Try To Improve The Citi Bike Experience
  As summer winds to a close, so too does the uproar over Citi Bike, the once vociferous shrieks of protest now little more than the occasional irritated mutter. While Jesus Christ himself is apparently unable to convince the DOT to relocate undesirably placed stations, there are plenty of tech wizards taking advantage of the system's glitchy official app, with at least two alternatives aimed at ...
  Aug. 27, 2013 - Gothamist