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Meanings of less glamorous in English

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Usage of less glamorous in English
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But its less glamorous siblings are good friends to the food industry.
The Guardian
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Plymouth is second, too, but in the far less glamorous League Two.
News.com.au
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The reality is far less glamorous, wrote Harry Wong, a former investment banker.
BBC
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The picture on Audra's California driver's license was less glamorous but completely conclusive.
IT
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The veteran host highlighted Franklin's less glamorous look in the film.
Ebony
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Claire pulled the plugs on the lights, abruptly rendering the scene less glamorous.
A fierce radiance: a novel
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The reality is a lot less glamorous than you'd think.
The Irish Times
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He also directed The Snapper and The Van in less glamorous locations in Ireland.
The Irish Times
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But the reality of places like KIPP is a good deal less glamorous than that.
Outliers: the story of success
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Hopefully, the announcement will also include something far less glamorous: a from-the-ground-up rebuild of iTunes.
Wired
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Instead, he relied on a less glamorous and more traditional way of keeping his course.
1492 the year our world began
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Ken Loach's polemic exposes that term as a euphemism for a much less glamorous reality.
The Guardian
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The right door of each pair mirrored back a far less glamorous image of myself.
Forgiving ararat
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Her life as a Russian spy in reality was probably substantially less glamorous than that.
The Guardian
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The job now, he says, is to follow through, which is critical if less glamorous.
Reuters
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Maths is fundamentally important for both, but receives less attention and is somehow less glamorous.
The Irish Times
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Less glamorous through the time
Less glamorous across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common
United Kingdom
Less common