unimpressed

/ ˌʌnɪmˈprɛst /

adjective

1. not having a favourable opinion

   unimpressed by his arguments

Example Sentences

His current energy supplier, Octopus Energy, told him the problem was down to signal issues in the area and may be because he lived “far up north” - reasoning that left him feeling deeply unimpressed.

From BBC

But the current “green lockdown” has left her unimpressed.

From BBC

Still, many voters seem unimpressed by candidate or celebrity appearances or the deluge of ads.

From Los Angeles Times

Despite his ego-fluffing rally at Madison Square Garden — during which he displayed his fascist tendencies before the entire world — the New Yorkers he still longs to impress most remain, to put in mildly, unimpressed.

From Salon

Many Conservative MPs were unimpressed, even more so when the Liberal Democrats won the previously very safe Tory seat of Chesham and Amersham in a by-election in June 2021 having strongly opposed local development.

From BBC

Related Words

• aloof
• apathetic
• callous
• detached
• diffident
• disinterested
• distant
• haughty
• heartless
• impartial
• impervious
• inattentive
• neutral
• nonchalant
• uncaring
• unconcerned
• uninvolved
• unresponsive
• unsympathetic