uncongenial

And it's especially uncongenial work to some of the most highly branded journalists in America.

Felipe and Aunt Ri sat by her, strange but not uncongenial watchers, each taking heart from the other's devotion.

It was uncongenial to his temper, but it did not fail to leave upon him its lasting mark.

Some of the truly happiest people I have ever known have been so in spite of the most uncongenial surroundings you can imagine.'

She was, perhaps, too much repressed and chilled in childhood, by living with uncongenial persons.

If it "ever came to anything," it would be better that they satisfied her than that she should find them uncongenial.