unadventurous

/ ˌʌnədˈvɛntʃərəs /

adjective

1. not daring or enterprising

Example Sentences

She found the men she dated in Denver after her divorce to be unadventurous.

From Seattle Times

Paramount is ushering "The Daily Show" into its next phase using a structurally sound yet entirely unadventurous bridge made of celebrity hosts.

From Salon

This unadventurous pursuit entails imitating its characters’ details, costumes and color palette to mimic, as closely as possible, what the audience is already familiar with.

From Los Angeles Times

“Harry’s House” is pleasant and mild and distinctly unadventurous, calculated to occasionally titillate but never offend.

From Washington Post

But I'll be honest — as much as I rely on eggs for quick dinners for my family, I'm pretty unadventurous.

From Salon

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