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Meaning of unimpressive
The primary meaning of the word "unimpressive" is something that fails to impress or make a strong positive impression.
Etymology of unimpressive
The word "unimpressive" has its roots in the prefix "un-" meaning not or opposite of, and the word "impressive" which comes from the Latin "impressivus" meaning having the power of impressing, from "impressus" past participle of "imprimere" to press into
Historically, the word "unimpressive" has been used since the 17th century to describe something that lacks the power to impress or make a strong positive impact
Synonyms
unremarkable
mediocre
ordinary
average
uninspiring
lackluster
dull
mundane
bland
uninteresting
monotonous
tedious
dreary
humdrum
prosaic
commonplace
banal
trite
hackneyed
stale
vapid
flat
lifeless
spiritless
uninspired
unenthusiastic
lukewarm
halfhearted
perfunctory
indifferent
apathetic
unengaging
unexciting
Definitions
- Not making a strong or favorable impression
- * Lacking the quality of being impressive, striking, or exciting
Usage Examples
- The movie was unimpressive, with a weak plot and poor acting
- * The new restaurant was unimpressive, with small portions and high prices
- * The speaker's unimpressive delivery put the audience to sleep