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unfastidious

/ˌʌn.fæˈstɪd.i.əs/

Traduction: Adjectif désignant une personne qui n'est pas difficile ou exigeant, qui ne fait pas preuve d'un souci méticuleux du détail ou de la propreté, ou qui ne se soucie guère de la précision.

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adjective

/ˌʌn.fæˈstɪd.i.əs/formalobsolète
  • frAdjectif désignant une personne qui n'est pas difficile ou exigeant, qui ne fait pas preuve d'un souci méticuleux du détail ou de la propreté, ou qui ne se soucie guère de la précision.

An obsolete adjective meaning not fastidious; lacking in careful attention to detail or cleanliness.

  1. Not exacting in nutritional requirementsC2formal

    Describes an organism or person that is not selective or demanding about food or dietary needs.

    frPeu exigeant en matière de nutrition

    • The goat is an unfastidious eater, consuming almost any plant material.
    • These bacteria are unfastidious and can thrive on simple nutrients.
    • His unfastidious palate allowed him to enjoy even the simplest meals.

    Synonymesundemandingunexactingunselective

  2. Lacking attention to detail or cleanlinessC2formal

    Marked by an absence of due or proper care or attention to detail; not concerned with cleanliness.

    frnégligent, peu soigneux

    • His unfastidious approach to the project resulted in many errors.
    • The unfastidious housekeeper left the room in disarray.
    • She was unfastidious about her appearance, often wearing wrinkled clothes.

    Synonymescarelessdisorganizedimpreciseinexactmessyneglectfulnegligentremissslipshodsloppyslovenlyuntidy

    Antonymescarefulcleanconscientiousexactingfastidiousmeticulousneatpainstakingparticularscrupulousthoroughtidy

Formes
  • more unfastidious comparative form
  • most unfastidious superlative form
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