neádoucí

Neádoucí is a Czech adjective that translates to "undesirable" or "unwanted" in English. It is used to describe something that is not wanted, not wished for, or considered a nuisance. The term can be applied to a wide range of situations and things.

For example, one might use "neádoucí" to refer to unwanted guests, undesirable side effects of medication, or a generally unwelcome situation. The opposite of "neádoucí" is "žádoucí," which means "desirable" or "wanted."

The word is formed from the prefix "ne-" meaning "not" and the adjective "ádoucí," which means "desirable" or "wanted." This linguistic structure clearly conveys its negative connotation.

In various contexts, "neádoucí" can imply a sense of inconvenience, negativity, or something that should be avoided. Its usage is common in everyday Czech conversation and formal writing, reflecting its broad applicability in expressing negation of desire or preference.