unbeloved

One dead unbeloved is not as much as a crushed flower by the path.

It could also mean the shrinking of the unbeloved Internal Revenue Service.

Had the refugee Durona sisters actually succeeded in setting up their new clinic on Escobar, far from their unbeloved ex-home?

Then knowing himself surely dead and dead unbeloved, already entering the eternity of darkness of the unlighted kiom, Deci crumpled to the ground.

Mr. Turner, believing that charity does not always begin at home, chose instead to help people who are not only powerless and impoverished but foreign and unbeloved in American culture.

Of course architects are human and it must be seen that such an approach is liable to make the architect a pariah figure, unbeloved of the society in which his creations are set.

Outspent by close to 20 to 1, and unbeloved by many Democratic voters to begin with, Mr. Florio has resorted to some guerrilla-style tactics, attacking Mr. Corzine every day from another angle and harassing him on the cheap.

Many recall that rail service to LaGuardia and Kennedy International airports has been discussed and studied for more than 20 years, with the only concrete attempt - the Transit Authority's unbeloved Train to the Plane - shut down in 1990 after years of losses and low patronage.