Meaning & Definition of word "Unremarkable"
Unremarkable
/ˌʌn.rɪˈmɑːr.kə.bəl/
adjective:
- 1. Not particularly interesting, noteworthy, or unusual; ordinary.
- Example: The movie was unremarkable and failed to leave a lasting impression on the audience.
- 2. Lacking distinctive or interesting characteristics.
- Example: He led an unremarkable life, seldom venturing outside his routine.
- 3. Commonplace; nothing special.
- Example: The painting was beautiful but ultimately unremarkable compared to others in the exhibition.
- 4. Not worthy of attention or consideration.
- Example: Her unremarkable performance in the competition did not attract any scouts.
Etymology
●Derived from the prefix 'un-' meaning 'not' and 'remarkable' meaning 'worthy of notice'.
Common Phrases and Expressions
plain Jane:
A person or thing that is ordinary and unremarkable.
run-of-the-mill:
Ordinary; average quality.
cut from the same cloth:
Very similar in characteristics or quality; not remarkable.
Related Words
remarkable:
Worthy of attention; extraordinary.
exceptional:
Unusually good; outstanding.
Slang Meanings of unremarkable
Meaning: blah
● Example Sentence: That movie was just blah, nothing special.
Meaning: meh
● Example Sentence: I felt meh about the concert; it was unremarkable.