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Comparative
more unapproachable
Superlative
most unapproachable
1
distant due to one's unfriendly manner
- The professor had an unapproachable demeanor, rarely engaging with students outside of class.
- Despite his position as a manager, John appeared unapproachable, making it challenging for employees to discuss concerns with him.
- The celebrity's bodyguards made her seem unapproachable, discouraging fans from attempting to interact with her.
- Lisa's unapproachable attitude at social gatherings made it difficult for others to strike up conversations with her.
- The receptionist's unfriendly tone and lack of eye contact rendered her unapproachable, discouraging visitors from asking questions.
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2
inaccessibly located or situated
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