unsocial
41unsocialism — n. * * * unsōˈcialism or unsocialˈity noun • • • Main Entry: ↑unsocial …
42unsociality — unsōˈcialism or unsocialˈity noun • • • Main Entry: ↑unsocial …
43in|so|cial — «ihn SOH shuhl», adjective. = unsocial. (Cf. ↑unsocial) …
44un|so´cial|ness — un|so|cial «uhn SOH shuhl», adjective. not social; unsociable: »an unsocial, taciturn disposition (Jane Austen). He was now no longer gloomy and unsocial (Samuel Johnson). –un|so´cial|ly, adverb. –un|so´cial|ness, noun …
45un|so´cial|ly — un|so|cial «uhn SOH shuhl», adjective. not social; unsociable: »an unsocial, taciturn disposition (Jane Austen). He was now no longer gloomy and unsocial (Samuel Johnson). –un|so´cial|ly, adverb. –un|so´cial|ness, noun …
46un|so|cial — «uhn SOH shuhl», adjective. not social; unsociable: »an unsocial, taciturn disposition (Jane Austen). He was now no longer gloomy and unsocial (Samuel Johnson). –un|so´cial|ly, adverb. –un|so´cial|ness, noun …
47Dissocialize — Dis*so cial*ize, v. t. To render unsocial. [1913 Webster] …
48Inconversable — In con*vers a*ble, a. Incommunicative; unsocial; reserved. [Obs.] [1913 Webster] …
49dissocial — adjective Date: 1762 unsocial, selfish …
50unbending — adjective Etymology: 1un Date: circa 1688 1. not bending ; unyielding, inflexible < an unbending will > 2. aloof or unsocial in manner ; reserved …