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Meanings of unfastidious in English
Spanish
sin manías Marked by an absence of due or proper care or attention to detail; not concerned with cleanliness.
Antonyms
Examples for "fastidious"
Examples for "fastidious"
1
Public arbitration would also facilitate fastidious record-keeping that would support additional reforms.
2
She became fastidious about her personal appearance and exclusive in her friendships.
3
This to his proud and fastidious nature was humiliating in the extreme.
4
But of course it is natural for aristocratic minds to be fastidious.
5
It had always been easy enough, too easy for his fastidious taste.
Usage of unfastidious in English
1
With some attention to cleanliness and sanitation, the little hotel at St. Martin du Var might satisfy the unfastidious.
2
How dared people think she would marry him?-thatshe was so undignified, infatuated and unfastidious as to yoke herself to a slow, common boor?
3
Bestiality (except in one form to be noted later) is, on the other hand, the sexual perversion of dull, insensitive and unfastidious persons.
Frequent collocations
Unfastidious through the time