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Meanings of unassuming man in English
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Usage of unassuming man in English
1
He was a most unassuming man, and would not push himself forward.
2
He was an unassertive, unassuming man, with a genius for being inconspicuous.
3
An unassuming man, destitute of means, went to the South many years ago.
4
Neighbours recalled Tarrant as a quiet and unassuming man, who kept to himself.
5
This quiet unassuming man was eventually promoted to Chief Petty Officer.
6
Mershone started and glared at the speaker, a slender, unassuming man in dark clothes.
7
Les, an unassuming man in his late thirties, had a brief affair with a co-worker.
8
This is the life story of this brave and unassuming man, told by his grandson.
9
I found him a very pleasant, plain, unassuming man.
10
Meade was a quiet, unassuming man, very unlike Hooker.
11
Mr. Cosway's bitterest enemy could not have denied that he was a handsome, well-bred, unassuming man.
12
Such a modest, unassuming man as he is!
13
He seemed a quiet, unassuming man, and was spoken of by General Ripley as an excellent officer.
14
He seemed like a nice, unassuming man and surely nobody that would see Houdini as a rival.
15
A modest and unassuming man, he had a warm personality, great integrity and a wicked sense of humour.
16
Ronald had been a quiet, unassuming man with nothing in his life except his job at the bank.
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