unremarkable

un·re·mark·a·ble

adjective

Lacking distinction; ordinary.

Related Forms:

un′re·mark′a·bly
adverb

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Adjective

(comparative more unremarkable, superlative most unremarkable)

Not remarkable.

Origin

un- +"Ž remarkable.

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Older models of the Nissan Quest are unremarkable, according to reviewers.
In addition, her hat brings a certain amount of chic accessorizing to what might be seen as an unremarkable outfit: a sweater and blue jeans.
When it comes to available features, reviewers often describe the Odyssey as unremarkable.
In nine cases, unremarkable results were changed to non-specific colitis.
Each was nearly a copy of the others, unremarkable in its cold formality.

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