Definitions
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- adjective Alternative form of
unglamorous .
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- adjective not challenging; dull and lacking excitement
Etymologies
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Examples
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Now they must keep the momentum going at Wigan - the kind of unglamourous venue where they have often come unstuck.
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September 17th, 2009 JENNIFER CONNELLY and her husband PAUL BETTANY are big fans of camping holidays - because photographers refuse to trail them during the "unglamourous" breaks.
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September 17th, 2009 JENNIFER CONNELLY and her husband PAUL BETTANY are big fans of camping holidays - because photographers refuse to trail them during the "unglamourous" breaks.
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I also got the feeling that he really doesn't care about the 'unglamourous' things in life and that he was keener to talk about my previous experience in the fashion industry.
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Afterwards, I explained that I had simply selected his company to make a point and had been pleasantly surprised at the extent of its Web 2.0 footprint (for a historic if relatively unglamourous construction products business).
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(And thatlist is just a few of the Swedes: from the Scandinavian regionthereare also Norwegian, Icelandic, Finnishand Danish authors who write similar excellent novels.) Wallander is a pretty accurate type-example of the Swedish police detective as featured in many of these books - thoughtful, sad, unglamourous, middle-aged, not big on media communication skills - though inspiring loyalty and respect from colleaguesby being good at the job.
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He had the unglamourous, everyman features of a born character actor.
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He had the unglamourous, everyman features of a born character actor.
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(And thatlist is just a few of the Swedes: from the Scandinavian regionthereare also Norwegian, Icelandic, Finnishand Danish authors who write similar excellent novels.) Wallander is a pretty accurate type-example of the Swedish police detective as featured in many of these books - thoughtful, sad, unglamourous, middle-aged, not big on media communication skills - though inspiring loyalty and respect from colleaguesby being good at the job.
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(And thatlist is just a few of the Swedes: from the Scandinavian regionthereare also Norwegian, Icelandic, Finnishand Danish authors who write similar excellent novels.) Wallander is a pretty accurate type-example of the Swedish police detective as featured in many of these books - thoughtful, sad, unglamourous, middle-aged, not big on media communication skills - though inspiring loyalty and respect from colleaguesby being good at the job.
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