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unremarkable
/ˌʌn.ɪˈmɑː.kə.bəl/
ordinary or uninteresting
The meal was unremarkable, neither good nor bad.
The food was average and forgettable.
general
Not noticeable or worthy of attention; ordinary or uninteresting.
The performance was unremarkable, blending into the background.
The performance was mediocre and didn't stand out.
She gave an unremarkable answer to the question.
Her response was unexceptional and forgettable.
Often used to describe something that lacks distinction or excitement.
Collocations
unremarkable performancea mediocre or forgettable performanceunremarkable appearancean ordinary or unnoticeable appearance
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Common Usage
Use 'unremarkable' to describe something that is neither good nor bad, simply average or forgettable.
Word Origin
From 'un-' (not) + 'remarkable' (worthy of remark). First recorded in the late 16th century.
Usage Notes
Often used to describe things that are neither good nor bad, simply average.
Word Breakdown
un-
not
prefixremarkable
worthy of attention
rootEnglish Dictionary