unamiability; lack of charm
Refers to a person's inherent lack of friendliness or charm; often used as a noun to describe someone's character.
His unamiability confuses people meeting him for the first time.
Describes behavior or attitude that is blunt, unsociable, or lacking warmth; used adjectivally with な.
I was disappointed by the clerk's brusque manner.
He is always unfriendly and doesn't talk much.
愛想 means amiability or sociability; 無愛嬌 is its negative counterpart, meaning the lack of such qualities.
Similar meaning but more common; 無愛想 is the standard word for 'unsociable' or 'blunt', while 無愛嬌 is a less frequent variant.
Standard kanji spelling.
Variant kanji spelling; less common.
Compound of 無 (without) and 愛嬌 (charm, amiability). The variant 無愛敬 uses 愛敬, an alternative form of 愛嬌.