unremarkable

• It's pretty unremarkable, and makes it a pretty typical minor asteroid.
• The fact was that unlike their other products their school blazers were only equal to the market leaders, not better and in a word unremarkable, unlike their sportswear.
• The living room was unremarkable, a comfortable couch on the east wall, a television set on the west wall. —  Buchanan, Edna - Cold Case Squad (v1.0) (html).html
• Casting a glamour to make herself unremarkable, as Uzun had taught her, she went inside quietly and followed the sound of voices. —  Trillium 05 - Lady of the Trillium by Marion Zimmer Bradley (v1.0) (html).html
• She was a greyish-haired woman of forty-five; her appearance was tranquil but unremarkable, her voice pleasant. —  A Wreath for Rivera - also as Swing, Brother, Swing - Ngaio Marsh - Alleyn 15: 1949

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