Unimpressed

/ʌnɪmˈprɛst/

Meaning & Definition

adjective

Not impressed; lacking admiration or interest.

She was unimpressed by the speaker's performance, finding it lackluster and unengaging.

Showing no reaction or interest; indifferent.

His unimpressed demeanor suggested that he had seen better shows.

Unmoved by a situation or event; emotionally unaffected.

Despite the hype surrounding the movie, he remained unimpressed and thought it was overrated.

Not moved to approval or admiration.

The critic's unimpressed review highlighted the film's numerous flaws.

From the prefix 'un-' meaning 'not' + 'impressed', past participle of 'impress'.

unimpressed by

Not feeling admiration or interest in something.

leave someone unimpressed

To fail to make a positive impression on someone.

impress

To affect deeply or strongly in mind or feelings.

impression

An effect produced on someone.

Meh

Her performance was a total 'meh' for the audience.

So what?

He said he climbed a mountain, and I was like, 'so what?'