unmemorable
Britishadjective
Example Sentences
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Ms. Peck’s three dancers, dressed in Ms. Page’s casual-clothes costuming, slightly featured Mr. Lendorf, though more from his own charisma than from her unmemorable inventions.
Her early career was that of a second-tier Hollywood contract player — a memorable supporting scene in “Meet Me in St. Louis,” the lead in the unmemorable “She-Wolf of London.”
From Los Angeles Times
The letter is full of unmemorable bromides and has none of the moving language used by Reagan and other presidents.
From Salon
Without them, storylines blur together and seasons become unmemorable.
From Salon
Others are dead on arrival – clunky, overcomplicated and unmemorable, capturing nothing much beyond the desperation of the committee that devised them.
From BBC
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