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Discover LudwigThe phrase 'not be welcome' is grammatically correct and is used in written English.
It is typically used to convey that someone or something is not wanted or accepted. For example, "Animals of that species are not be welcome here."
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It certainly would not be welcome.
They may not be welcome, either.
They would not be welcome back home".
The news it brings may not be welcome.
Such pressure will not be welcome in Khartoum.
If it cannot be contested, it should not be welcome.
What's it like going where you might not be welcome?
It should not be welcome anywhere, I would add.
The Russians have indicated he would not be welcome.
I may not be welcome, but I keep going".
I realized that I might not be welcome in Fuling after the book appeared.
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