The phrase "almost unfriendly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a demeanor or attitude that is not outright hostile but still lacks warmth or friendliness.
Example: "Her tone was almost unfriendly, making it clear that she was not pleased with the situation."
Alternatives: "somewhat cold" or "nearly hostile".
Occasionally, some users attempt to cobble together narratives on the social network, which most definitely wasn't built for that—"Twitter novels" of the sort that @DadBoner and others write are almost always user-unfriendly, difficult to follow, and prone to rambling.
Occasionally, some users attempt to cobble together narratives on the social network, which most definitely wasn't built for that—"Twitter novels" of the sort that @DadBoner and others write are almost always user-unfriendly, difficult to follow and prone to rambling.
They also worry about environmentally unfriendly batteries.
Octopuses are some of the most antisocial, unfriendly animals alive.
lawyer, devoted a lot of attention, almost all of it unfriendly, to foundations.
"It was a perfect butchery".Indians friendly to the settlers were treated almost as savagely as unfriendly ones.
Yes, it's occasionally arch, self-indulgent, even child-unfriendly, but this adult reader almost always found some new little nugget of irony, a felicitous phrase, an unsuspected insight to enjoy.
The whole process is so remarkably unfriendly as to make the search functions almost useless.
For twenty years, the Mark Morris Dance Group, like almost all other modern-dance companies in the arts-unfriendly United States, has been operating out of rented studios, with no showers, not to speak of dressing rooms.
Here, traffic lights do not exist (there was one set in capital Thimphu, but they were removed for being unfriendly), strict conservation laws mean trees still cover almost 75% of the country, and productivity is measured in Gross National Happiness.
