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Meanings of unspectacular in English

Unspectacular.

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Usage of unspectacular in English
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All he needed was one solid, unspectacular performance to bring home the victory.
The Irish Times
2
The corresponding command objects are defined in a similar unspectacular way:
Nagios: system and network monitoring, 2nd edition
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But these were negative and unspectacular benefits, accepted and soon forgotten.
Childhood's End
4
The suspect was named Mateo Judd, a dockworker with an unspectacular criminal record.
Leviathan Wakes
5
His transfer business to rejuvenate a lacklustre squad has been solid if unspectacular.
The South African
6
You can do all that and put together an acceptable though unspectacular show.
Reuters
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Artist Conor Clarke likes to find the beauty in the unspectacular.
Radio NZ
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Nestling in a valley beneath flat-topped hills, the village is eye-catching but unspectacular.
The Irish Times
9
Life after Broich should be solid if unspectacular at Suncorp Stadium.
The Guardian
10
Who was he, this quiet unspectacular boy grown to middle age?
Flesh and blood
11
He has had a pretty awful day after an unspectacular weekend.
The Guardian
12
The non-chronological order emphasises Gray's consistency at penning solid if unspectacular, slow-tempo folk songs.
The Irish Times
13
The rest of the squad building looks solid if unspectacular.
The Guardian
14
He piles on the runs to ease the strain on India's unspectacular bowling attack.
The South African
15
Photo: Conor Clarke Artist Conor Clarke likes to find the beauty in the unspectacular.
Radio NZ
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The photos seemed unspectacular -but take a closer look.
News.com.au
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