unsociable
/ʌnˈsoʊʃəbəl/
adjective
- Not enjoying or wanting to be with other people; not friendly or sociable.
- After a long week of work, she felt unsociable and just wanted to stay home alone.
- He was known as an unsociable neighbor who rarely spoke to anyone.
- The new student seemed unsociable at first, but later opened up to his classmates.
- Not providing opportunities for social interaction; not conducive to socializing.
- The long, unsociable hours of the night shift made it hard to maintain friendships.
- They chose an unsociable table in the corner of the restaurant to avoid interruptions.
- The unsociable layout of the office had cubicles with high walls that blocked conversation.