Wiktionary
a. Not having been welcomed.
Usage examples of "unwelcomed".
Unconscious, he was no threat to her, yet she turned her eyes away as an unwelcomed warmth spread quickly over her body.
How could she, when in his burning eyes she saw only unwelcomed truths and the pain that seared him for what he knew, and knew he must do?
Good old René Descartes believed in dualism—the notion that the body and the mind are separate things—but that’s been out of fashion for quite some time now, and, well, some see CEMI as an unwelcomed return to it.
Like a plague, shapeshifting claimed thousands, unwelcomed, no initiationmany went mad.
In the most offhand of ways it has claimed one of our lives, and now it swings onward around its golden sun as it always has, ignoring the unwanted and unwelcomed visitors who briefly disturbed its solitude and now soon will be gone.
Le Cagot had snatched open the door of the bathing room and entered, bringing unwelcomed cool air with him.