glamourless
- adjective
- /ˈɡlæmərləs/
- She preferred the glamourless lifestyle of a quiet village over the excitement of city living.
Examples
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His attire was glamourless, consisting of simple jeans and a t-shirt, but it suited him well.
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He and his family lived modestly, in a glamourless section of Paris near what is today the Cité Universitaire.
Academic text (1991) -
The hotel was comfortable but quite glamourless, with plain furniture and no fancy decorations.
Synonyms
Not attractive to look at
Not pleasant to look at or to the senses
A thing that has no strong character and few interesting features
Dull and showing little energy
Not having special or interesting features so it does not stand out
Not attractive, pleasant, or interesting
Not interesting or exciting
Plain and old-fashioned in a way that looks unattractive
Not attractive or exciting and often plain
Not interesting or exciting
Not pleasant or attractive
Not attractive in looks or style
Having nothing special or interesting
Not shiny and showing little energy or life
Simple in style and not trying to attract attention
Simple and modest in style and not trying to attract attention
Not fashionable or elegant in appearance
Having a plain look that is not fashionable
Looks plain and not attractive
Not attractive or interesting
Not attractive in a romantic or sexual way
Plain and simple, not expensive or decorated
Plain and not made to look stylish or perfect
Looks modest and simple and does not attract attention
Not fashionable or stylish, often plain and old-fashioned
Antonyms
How Glamorous
Surface Forms
Morphology
glamourless = glamour (transparent) = glamour + less
The adjective is directly formed by adding the productive suffix '-less' to the noun 'glamour', yielding 'without glamour'.
Etymology
Glamourless comes from glamour, a word that once meant 'magic' or 'enchantment', and the ending -less, which means 'without'. So glamourless is like 'without magic' — plain, unexciting, or not attractive.