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Meanings of very unpretentious in English

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Usage of very unpretentious in English
1
The ordinary snow-bird is a very unpretentious and familiar little friend.
Nature's Serial Story
2
Muscle Shoals was a great room to work, very unpretentious.
Life
3
To all outward appearance it is a very unpretentious traveling-bag.
Danger! A True History of a Great City's Wiles and Temptations /...
4
It was in a brick house, on Waverley place, very unpretentious and certainly not fashionable.
The Telegraph Boy
5
Everything about it was neat, though very unpretentious.
Risen from the Ranks; Or, Harry Walton's Success
6
Driving up to the small and quiet-looking doorway of a very unpretentious building, George descended and knocked.
Colonel Quaritch, V.C.: A Tale of Country Life
7
His quarters were very unpretentious, consisting of three or four "wall-tents" and several more common ones.
Recollections and Letters of General Robert E. Lee
8
The house outside was very unpretentious, but inside it was as luxurious as the home of a rich bachelor.
Cad Metti, The Female Detective Strategist; Or, Dudie Dunne Agai...
9
It's very unpretentious and witty.
The Guardian
10
The supporters were a very grounded group of normal people who felt very connected in Sudbury, a very unpretentious place.
The Guardian
11
About the time of Stede Bonnet's terminal adventures a very unpretentious pirate made his appearance in the waters of New York.
Buccaneers and Pirates of Our Coasts
12
She thought it was a very unpretentious thing, that column, and yet so full of insight, and sagacity, and whimsical humor.
Fanny Herself
13
"It's a very unpretentious place, but home-like, we think."
Jane Allen, Right Guard
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Very unpretentious across language varieties
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