unimpressive

/ ˌʌnɪmˈprɛsɪv /

adjective

1. not capable of impressing, esp by size, magnificence, etc

   an unimpressive performance

Example Sentences

Booth knows there’s value in every life, no matter how obscure or unimpressive.

From Los Angeles Times

In 2024 it could be a fairly unimpressive five, but the better news is that our skies will be reasonably dark with a first quarter moon which will set early on in the evening.

From BBC

Essentially, Watson was accused of conning his “friends” out of tens of millions of dollars by lying, exaggerating and omitting the truth about Ozy’s unimpressive finances and performance.

From Salon

“She became Vice President because Biden needed a non-white female on the ticket. Now she likely becomes the Democratic nominee for president because the guy at the top of the ticket has dementia. She’s made a career out of begging for hand outs from powerful men. A thoroughly unimpressive human being.”

From Slate

Of course, none of that was apparent as the team approached the building’s rather unimpressive entrance.

From Literature

Related Words

• mediocre
• prosaic
• so-so
• unremarkable