CEFR B1

unsupportive

adjective

Meaning

Not providing encouragement, help, or approval.

Examples

He felt his parents were unsupportive of his career choice.
The team's unsupportive attitude made it difficult to achieve their goals.

Synonyms: uncaring, disapproving, indifferent, hostile

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unsupportive (B1)

adjective

Pronunciation: /ˌʌnsəˈpɔːrtɪv/

Definition

Not providing encouragement, help, or approval.

Examples

He felt his parents were unsupportive of his career choice.
The team's unsupportive attitude made it difficult to achieve their goals.
She found her colleagues to be unsupportive during the challenging project.

Synonyms of unsupportive

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