- not having or showing composure or self-control; not cool
- unsophisticated
- unacceptable, unfashionable, unpleasant, etc., esp. by the standards of a given group
uncool
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uncool
adjective
Slang- Lacking assurance, self-control, or sophistication.
- Not in accord with the standards or mores of a specified group: “trying to teach children simply to reject drugs as uncool” ( Larry Martz )
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Adjective
(comparative more uncool, superlative most uncool)
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