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unpopularity
This term describes a social state of rejection or disapproval, often carrying a heavy weight of public judgment. It is frequently employed in political or celebrity contexts to describe a sudden shift in public sentiment, suggesting a loss of status or influence rather than a personal dislike between individuals.
As an abstract noun derived from the quality of being unpopular, it is treated as an uncountable mass noun. It cannot be pluralized or counted with numbers; instead, it requires partitive constructions such as a degree of unpopularity or a wave of unpopularity to quantify the intensity of the sentiment.
Meanings
Examples
The new tax law led to widespread unpopularity for the administration.
The new tax law led to widespread unpopularity for the administration.
I wonder if my unpopularity in the office is because I am too honest.
The extreme unpopularity of the dress style made her feel like an outcast.
His sudden unpopularity was a shock to everyone in the club.
The CEO feared that the unpopularity of the merger would tank the stock price.
Why is there such a high level of unpopularity surrounding this policy?
The unpopularity of the old regime paved the way for a revolution.
She struggled to cope with the unpopularity she faced after reporting the fraud.