unpopularity

noun

Etymology: From un- + popularity or unpopular + -ity.

1. The property or degree of being unpopular, or the absence or lack of popularity.

   “It was built at the Salt River works of the South African Railways in 1926 to the design of Oscar Hulse, and was placed on Cape Town suburban service in 1927, but was soon withdrawn because of its unpopularity.”

   “A Maryland Democrat proposed a long-shot bill to impose term limits on Supreme Court judges in the latest reform effort to capitalize on the high court’s historic unpopularity across the political spectrum.”