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unsmart

unsmart

1 5.9
Not clever and not well dressed
  • adjective
  • /ʌnˈsmɑrt/
translation icon : poco inteligente
  • Her unsmart decision to skip classes cost her a lot of valuable study time.

Examples

  • He wore an unsmart outfit to the formal event, which attracted some surprised looks.

  • For private individuals, it is neither smart nor unsmart, but a purely personal choice, without regard to the impression it might make on others.

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  • But I'm pretty sure I somehow was on the browser on my completely unsmart phone this morning in my sleep.

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  • The unsmart design of the product made it hard for users to operate effectively.

Synonyms

simple
vsunsmart
  • Offensive
138 8.1

Not smart or quick to understand

adds the idea of poor clothing or style besides basic mental lack
uncool
vsunsmart
  • Informal
40 7.4

Not fashionable or popular and thought boring

also includes lack of intelligence and poor dress not only social image
unintelligent
vsunsmart
8 3.3

Not smart or slow to understand

also includes being poorly dressed rather than only mental lack
dimwitted
vsunsmart
  • Offensive
6 5.3

Not very smart and slow to understand things

can also mean poor appearance as well as slow thinking
unstylish
vsunsmart
1 3.7

Not fashionable or elegant in appearance

also covers lack of cleverness rather than only poor dress

Antonyms

1.9

Shows quick thinking and good understanding

85 2.0

Clothes or rooms that look fashionable and attractive

How Smart

brilliant
949 3.7
smart
1.9
clever
573 1.7
average
1.0
unsmart
1 5.9
stupid
  • Offensive
1.0

Surface Forms

unsmart positive
unsmarter comparative
unsmartest superlative

Morphology

unsmart = smart (transparent) = un + smart

The meaning of 'unsmart' is directly derived from the negation of 'smart', making it clear and understandable.

Etymology

Unsmart is made from the prefix un- meaning 'not' and the common word smart, which means both 'clever' and 'well-dressed'. So unsmart is a simple way to say someone is 'not clever' or does not look 'well-dressed'.