extremely undesirable

Frequency: 8.530.5 per million words

To a very high degree; very undesirable.

undesirableADVERB + undesirable

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extremely

Examples (10)

  • This outcome would be extremely undesirable for all parties involved.
  • The committee found the proposed policy to be extremely undesirable.
  • Such behavior is considered extremely undesirable in a professional setting.
  • A prolonged power outage would be extremely undesirable during winter.
  • They described the potential consequences as extremely undesirable.
  • He realized that his current situation was extremely undesirable.
  • The environmental impact of the project was deemed extremely undesirable.
  • It's extremely undesirable to have public unrest in times of crisis.
  • The minister warned against any actions that could lead to an extremely undesirable situation.
  • From a financial perspective, the merger proved to be extremely undesirable.