unwanted in Polish
unwanted in Polish is niechciany — unwanted means not wanted or welcome.
unwanted in Polish
niechciany
Not wanted; unwelcome.
What does "unwanted" mean?
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adjective Not wanted or welcome.
"When asked why the devices were retrofitted on older models instead of newer ones, Sarno said the MTA typically uses older car models when making modifications in case there are any unwanted effects."
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unwanted in a sentence
- When asked why the devices were retrofitted on older models instead of newer ones, Sarno said the MTA typically uses older car models when making modifications in case there are any unwanted effects.
- I rebuffed his unwanted advances.
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What is "unwanted" in Polish?
"unwanted" in Polish is niechciany. unwanted means: Not wanted or welcome.
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