unfussed
- adjective
- /ʌnˈfʌst/
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- Her unfussed hairstyle was perfect for a casual day out.
Examples
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He chose an unfussed design for his new apartment, focusing on comfort over decoration.
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The restaurant's unfussed atmosphere made everyone feel relaxed and welcome.
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Her style is very unfussed.
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I prefer an unfussed approach to decorating.
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Her unfussed style of decorating makes her home feel warm and inviting.
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He preferred an unfussed approach to cooking, using only a few fresh ingredients.
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The artist's unfussed sketches capture the essence of everyday life.
Synonyms
264
1.0
Easy to see or understand
220
1.0
Plain and without decoration
27
6.5
Simple and quiet in a way that looks elegant
18
3.2
Easy to understand or deal with
6
5.1
Plain in appearance with no decoration
5
4.0
Free of extra things and distractions, simple and tidy
3
4.2
Something simple that is not complicated to make or use
1
4.2
Easy to please and not needing much care
1
3.9
Plain and not having any extra things added to make it look nicer
1
5.8
Plain and simple in appearance without extra decoration
1
7.8
Simple and modest in style and not trying to attract attention
1
4.4
Simple in style and not trying to attract attention
Plain and simple, not expensive or decorated
Has a plain, simple style and is not expensive
Something that is simple and without much decoration
Plain and not decorated, like a simple room or building
Simple in style and not exaggerated
Plain and honest speech or writing that shows the truth without softening
Easy to understand and not mysterious
Antonyms
How Fussy
Surface Forms
Morphology
unfussed = fussed (transparent) = un + fuss + ed
The adjective 'fussed' (fussy, ornate) negated by 'un-' yields 'plain' or 'not elaborate', a direct meaning extension.
Etymology
Unfussed comes from un- 'not' and fuss 'unnecessary worry or decoration', the same root as fussy. A helpful way to remember this sense is to think 'not fussy', so an unfussed design or look is simple, plain, and not decorated.