unglamorous

Describes something that lacks glamour, excitement, or appeal; often used to describe practical or mundane things.

• 🇵🇹Descreve algo ou alguém sem atrativo, brilho ou charme; costuma ser usado para coisas práticas, comuns ou sem glamour.

1. Not exciting or challenging B2 formal

   Lacking excitement, challenge, or appeal; dull and uninteresting.

   • He found the job unglamorous, with no real challenges.
   • The work was unglamorous, consisting of repetitive tasks.
   • She described her daily routine as unglamorous and monotonous.

   🇵🇹Sem glamour

   Sinônimos: boringdrearydrydullhumdrummundaneprosaicroutinetediousunexcitinguninspiringuninteresting

   Antônimos: adventurousalluringappealingchallengingexcitingfascinatingglamorousinterestingstimulatingthrilling

2. Not attractive or stylish B2 formal

   Not appealing in appearance or lacking stylishness.

   • The hotel room was unglamorous but clean.
   • He wore an unglamorous, plain suit to the event.
   • The neighborhood was unglamorous, with no fancy shops or cafes.

   🇵🇹Sem glamour

   Sinônimos: dowdydrabdullfrumpyhomelyordinaryplainunattractiveunprepossessingunsightly

   Antônimos: chicelegantfashionableglamoroussleekstylish

• more unglamorous comparative form
• most unglamorous superlative form