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Meanings of unremarkable in English
Synonyms
Examples for "routine"
Examples for "routine"
1
Possible; so much of police work is routine, fitting details into patterns.
2
But I believe it's good for my health to keep this routine.
3
Objectives: Few routine systems exist to test older, asymptomatic children for HIV.
4
There would be routine screening for family violence in public antenatal sites.
5
No problem, just include a custom sort routine by changing this line:
1
Yes, free Wi-Fi on planes will very soon become an everyday reality.
2
Innocent's use of an everyday office worker provides a case in point.
3
An everyday gesture with enough power behind it to level a house.
4
In times of great need, we often touch abilities beyond the everyday.
5
I just knew they weren't good; an everyday insult meant to demean.
1
It was mundane in its ideas and ends; everything was for utility.
2
Methods for conveying clear intent include techniques seemingly as mundane as speech.
3
We have come to look at nuclear energy as limited and mundane.
4
No point in returning to such mundane things as work or worry.
5
However, anyone with a quill and an inkhorn can forge mundane text.
1
There was no obvious connection, frisson and contest, just a workaday monologue.
2
Hurst was a workaday wing-half whom Greenwood almost transferred to Southend United.
3
We did not know they made such cigars in this workaday world.
4
Each habitant had a clumsy, wooden-wheeled cart or wagon for workaday use.
5
But I've put it off now, and put on workaday clothes again.
1
The quotidian patterns of society are revealed without my making an effort.
2
There may be unidentified significance in what otherwise looks like quotidian grind.
3
But there was more quotidian work to be done as well.
4
There is not much to relate of the quotidian life of the artist.
5
But reminders of history's antithesis to these quotidian pleasures are never far away.
Usage of unremarkable in English
1
Apart from severe heart disease the patient had an unremarkable medical history.
2
What is art about if not breaking free from unremarkable human form?
3
He shrugged; the tartan skirt looked unremarkable, which was the main thing.
4
At the beginning of this unremarkable day, I will first drive home.
5
They were an unremarkable mid-table side in the early Premier League years.
6
Her abdominal exam was unremarkable: minimal generalized tenderness, bowel sounds were present.
7
But that seemingly unremarkable object is actually a marvel of modern manufacturing.
8
A student protest at a university campus is usually an unremarkable event.
9
The words, though in themselves unremarkable, seemed to escalate the wall's capitulation.
10
Such a moment should be as unremarkable as a turn-key ignition sequence.
11
Rescuing strays was such an unremarkable yet vital part of her life.
12
Physical examination was unremarkable except for paraspinal and right sacroiliac joint tenderness.
13
All too easily the extraordinary becomes the unremarkable, the aberrant the commonplace.
14
The entrance to the IDA business park in Dungarvan is pretty unremarkable.
15
The pub itself is unremarkable -a neat but fairly spartan space.
16
Writer tells about moments which stood out from an otherwise unremarkable season.
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Unremarkable across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common