unmemorably
- adverb
- /ʌnˈmɛmərəbli/
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- The lecture ended unmemorably, with no applause or questions from the audience.
Examples
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The evening passed unmemorably, blending in with countless others.
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She performed the song unmemorably, failing to stand out among the other contestants.
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The movie ended unmemorably.
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He spoke unmemorably during the meeting.
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The event was so dull that it passed unmemorably, leaving no one talking about it.
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She delivered her speech unmemorably, failing to capture the audience's attention.
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After the film ended, everyone agreed it was entertaining but ultimately unmemorably.
Synonyms
4
5.2
In a calm way that shows no strong feeling or interest
3
2.7
In a way that makes people lose interest
1
5.1
In a weak, ordinary way that does not impress people
1
7.0
In a dull, overused way that feels predictable
1
4.9
In an average way, not very good or very bad
1
6.6
In a plain, ordinary way with no excitement
1
5.6
Do something calmly and without strong emotion
People do not remember it easily
In a way that shows no interest or energy and is very dull
In a plain, quiet way that is not exciting
In a boring way that does not keep people's attention
In a dull way that does not interest people
In a dull way without life or interest
In a dull, boring way that makes people lose interest
Antonyms
How Memorable
Surface Forms
Morphology
unmemorably = unmemorable (transparent) = un + memorable + ly
The adverb is formed by the regular addition of '-ly' to the adjective 'unmemorable', a clear and productive process.
Etymology
The word unmemorably is made of un- 'not' and memory 'remember', with -ly to show how something is done, so it means 'in a way that does not stay in the memory'.