unambitious
Britishadjective
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The German gearbox maker’s implied fourth quarter feels relatively unambitious, they add.
That too is considered an achievable and unambitious pledge given recent forecasts already project that figure will hit 36 percent in a decade.
From Barron's
Indeed, the good, cheap, unrespectable, unambitious variety of scare flick has mostly disappeared from the big screen.
From Los Angeles Times
They will not escape with a point if they repeat this unambitious, abject effort.
From BBC
But these have been lifeless and unambitious displays which stem from the manager's decisions.
From BBC
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