Meanings of most unromantic in English

This is the most unromantic affair of the sort that ever happened.

A most unromantic conclusion to her eventful life.

It was the queerest, most unromantic wedding.

So they talked about chairs and tables, carpets and kitchens, in a most unromantic, homely, useful manner!

I am a most unromantic individual; for, no matter what or how I feel, I do get hungry.

It was fully a week later, and that most unromantic portion of the day, between breakfast and luncheon.

Altogether a most unromantic affair.

It must be conceded that an Indian girl, when desperate with her love affairs, chooses a most unromantic way of ending her troubles.

Thence we went into Bohemia, staying at Prague some days, and visiting some remote parts of that picturesque but most unromantic country-forthere is, alas!

131 was one of a row, all flat-chested, respectable, and most unromantic dwellings.

"That's the most unromantic thing I ever heard," exclaimed Margaret Hancock.

"The situation of the host is exceedingly so," said Mr. Fellingham; "but I think his wine the most unromantic liquid I have ever tasted."