unartistic
- adjective
- /ˌʌnɑːrˈtɪstɪk/
- At first, it felt crass and 'unartistic', but the results from beta readers were encouraging.
Examples
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Her unartistic approach to decorating the room resulted in a very bland and ordinary appearance.
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Few enthusiasts of art, photography, or technology will be marking its 20th birthday, in no small part because it's such an odd and unartistic image.
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Or a tattoo hand-drawn by the self-confessed unartistic comedian?
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The construction of the building was criticized for its unartistic design, lacking any unique features.
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Despite his unartistic tendencies, he surprisingly appreciated the beauty of the classic paintings in the gallery.
Synonyms
Showing little interest in art or books and having bad manners
Not beautiful or creative in a way that moves people
Not pleasant to look at
Not interested in art or culture
Not showing skill or good taste in art
Not intended to be beautiful or creative
Not showing beauty, imagination, or strong feeling
Not made or done skillfully
Antonyms
How Artistic
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Unartistic is made from un- meaning 'not' and art meaning 'creative skill' or 'beauty'. So, like the opposite of an artist, unartistic describes someone or something that does not show skill or a sense of beauty.