unremarkable
Britishadjective
Example Sentences
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Moving through, we encounter unpredictable groupings of works made between the 1980s and the present, most deploying a traditional vocabulary of symbolic marks in sometimes inventive, sometimes unremarkable ways.
“Her life was ordinary and unremarkable. And yet her life is still more important than her death.”
From Los Angeles Times
In another country, its statement that the private sector will be "the most important driving force of the national economy" would be unremarkable.
From BBC
Among this alien cast were the early ancestors of gnathostomes, or jawed vertebrates, which were still rare and unremarkable at the time.
From Science Daily
Gabbro is an unremarkable rock, so cheap and abundant it is used for gravel and building roads.
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