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- adjective Not
exotic ;mundane ,commonplace .
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Examples
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"Better stick to salvage, Becker," she said in unexotic Basic.
Massage 2010
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The study reported that 25 million more planned to try yoga within the next year — enough to make it as unexotic an Eastern novelty as Chinese food or judo.
Striking a Pose 2006
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The study reported that 25 million more planned to try yoga within the next year — enough to make it as unexotic an Eastern novelty as Chinese food or judo.
Striking a Pose 2006
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The study reported that 25 million more planned to try yoga within the next year — enough to make it as unexotic an Eastern novelty as Chinese food or judo.
Striking a Pose 2006
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Resolutely unexotic is the recent The Marsalis Family: A Jazz Celebration (Marsalis Music/Rounder), which manages to pack a lot of Crescent City musical and family history into one disc.
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Resolutely unexotic is the recent The Marsalis Family: A Jazz Celebration (Marsalis Music/Rounder), which manages to pack a lot of Crescent City musical and family history into one disc.
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Resolutely unexotic is the recent The Marsalis Family: A Jazz Celebration (Marsalis Music/Rounder), which manages to pack a lot of Crescent City musical and family history into one disc.
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Yet the resulting account of his travels is in many ways unrevealing and remarkably unexotic.
Merchants and Pirates Elliott, J.H. 1964
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It sounds like a Tintin adventure, yes, but it's really quite unexotic.
Gawker: Valleywag 2009
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It sounds like a Tintin adventure, yes, but it's really quite unexotic.
Gawker 2009
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