unfabulous
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6.8
- adjective
- /ʌnˈfæbjələs/
- His performance in the talent show was unfabulous, lacking the flair that he usually brings.
Examples
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That's unfabulous!
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"Unfabulous" doesn't.
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The party was rather unfabulous, with just a few snacks and no music.
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She described her day at work as unfabulous, filled with boring meetings and endless paperwork.
Synonyms
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2.2
Ordinary and not very interesting
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3.7
A time when nothing unusual or exciting happens
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3.5
Being ordinary and not interesting
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1.4
Not exciting and likely to make people bored
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7.1
Not having special or interesting features so it does not stand out
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4.1
Not attractive, pleasant, or interesting
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3.5
Not having strong or noticeable qualities
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4.4
Less impressive or exciting than you expect
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3.9
Not very good or likely to attract attention
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3.5
Not interesting or exciting
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5.4
A person or thing that has no special quality
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5.4
Not attractive or exciting and often plain
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3.4
Not very impressive or special
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4.4
Not special or impressive, just ordinary
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4.1
Ordinary and not very impressive
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3.2
Not interesting or exciting
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4.6
Not pleasant or welcoming and likely to keep people away
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5.3
Not easy to remember or notice later
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4.0
Not special or exciting
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7.8
Simple and modest in style and not trying to attract attention
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4.4
Simple in style and not trying to attract attention
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6.1
Plain and not valuable, fancy, or important
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4.5
Not interesting to watch, read or listen to
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6.8
Not attractive or interesting
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7.0
Not very good or special
Not special or unusual
Has a plain, simple style and is not expensive
Antonyms
How Impressive
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Unfabulous breaks into un- meaning 'not' and fabulous, which comes from fable meaning 'story' and later came to mean 'wonderful' like something from a storybook. So unfabulous means 'not wonderful', plain or ordinary.