highly undesirable

Frequency: 8.228.3 per million words

Used to strongly emphasize that something is undesirable, often in formal or serious contexts.

undesirableADVERB + undesirable

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highly

Examples (10)

  • The proposed policy changes are considered highly undesirable by environmental groups.
  • Such behavior is highly undesirable in a professional setting.
  • Ignoring safety regulations can lead to highly undesirable consequences.
  • For many, living in a congested city is highly undesirable.
  • The economic instability has created a highly undesirable climate for investment.
  • It is highly undesirable to have conflicting reports on the same issue.
  • The spread of misinformation is a highly undesirable trend in society.
  • Unplanned urban sprawl often results in highly undesirable living conditions.
  • Any form of discrimination is highly undesirable and should be actively combated.
  • To have a lack of transparency in government is highly undesirable.