Meaning & use
Unpersonable
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Lacking pleasant or attractive personal qualities; not personable.
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His unpersonable manner made it hard for him to win over clients.
Despite her talent, she came across as cold and unpersonable in interviews.
A note on using this word
Unpersonable is a rarer, more direct negation than alternatives like unlikable, and it typically describes someone's demeanor in professional or social settings.
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