uncute
- adjective
- Informal
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antiestético
- Her uncute haircut made a bold statement against traditional beauty standards.
Examples
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The artist's uncute style challenged the idea that everything must be pretty or decorative.
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He chose an uncute backpack with a simple design instead of something colorful.
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Her outfit was quite uncute for the party.
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I find that style to be uncute and unappealing.
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She wore an uncute sweater that had no frills or embellishments, embracing a more minimalist aesthetic.
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His choice of an uncute pair of shoes without any bright colors reflected his desire to stand out from the trend.
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The film's uncute characters and raw dialogue challenged conventional notions of romance and charm.
Synonyms
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7.4
Not fashionable or popular and thought boring
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5.1
Plain in appearance with no decoration
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8.2
Not attractive or impressive to look at
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5.0
Not pleasant to look at or to be part of
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3.7
Not fashionable or elegant in appearance
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5.8
Plain and simple in appearance without extra decoration
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4.5
Not pleasant to be with or attractive to look at
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8.1
Not pleasant to look at
Not fashionable or stylish, often plain and old-fashioned
Plain and not made to look stylish or perfect
Plain and honest speech or writing that shows the truth without softening
Plain and not decorated, like a simple room or building
Something that is not pretty to look at, for example a town or view
Not attractive or interesting
Antonyms
How Cute
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Uncute is made of un- 'not' and cute 'pretty' or 'decorative', and people use it to describe a deliberate plain or unfashionable look. So calling a style 'uncute' means someone is choosing to avoid the usual 'cute' appearance as a statement.