Significados de rather dowdy en inglés

Studying old postcards, it had always appeared rather dowdy to me.

The women of this audience frequently are rather dowdy, and shapen in very individual fashions.

She is rather dowdy, and they live in such a funny way,-alwaysin a mess.

She was quite middle-aged-andhad been rather dowdy, not paying much attention to her clothes.

Down below us was the Marquise de Vermandoise's brother-in-law, with a rather dowdy little woman.

Once the opening ceremonies were over, Ava Holt, the rather dowdy matriarch of Holt Enterprises, rose to introduce Ark's father.

Although they are synonymous, "roasted" sounds more exciting to the modern ear than "baked," which has a rather dowdy and old-fashioned ring.

"I think I have remarked two little rather dowdy things," says Dora.