Definition of unamused in English:

unamused

adjectiveʌnəˈmjuːzdˌənəˈmjuzd

Not responding in a positive way to something intended to be amusing; feeling somewhat annoyed or disapproving.
she was unamused by some of the things written about her
Example sentencesExamples
- My hairdresser is severely unamused at this intrusion, and begins cutting my hair forcefully and faster, with her lips pressed tightly together.
- In a similar way, the first time I saw The Office I was pretty unamused, but after another episode or two I loved it.
- There is a nice shot of contrast, capturing a black woman in the audience doubled over in hysterics, while behind her at the edge of frame sits the unamused glare of an alabaster female face.
- Even the most open-minded and forward thinking of us will be unamused, baffled by its popularity.
- Seeing Eva's unamused look, he quickly added, ‘Why, of course I'll join you for tea.’
- But the woman looked back at him with disdain, unamused.
- One deeply unamused officer strides purposefully up the street to me.
- Simpson, however, was still in that unamused and unamusable state of a very drunk man who is wondering whether he can avoid being sick, and he did not respond.
- Let us say that she was… unamused… to discover that still more time had to elapse before her movie.
- Now Dolly was really unamused, and came over to me, to complain.
- Well I can imagine Banksy being unamused by the first of those.
- She said she looked like a mess then, and I could hear an unamused lady at the table next to us mutter, ‘Yeah, right.’
- This was greeted by a flood of laughter, and Sasha's voice, unamused.
- His unamused plutocratic patrons had it painted out.
- In fact, I'm not sure I'm conveying how unamused he looked.
- He looked at his partner with an unamused expression on his face.
- His face looked distant though, and rightly unamused.
- They sat there with expressions perplexed, paranoid, perturbed, patently unamused.
- In fact, from what I understand via this gruff, unamused, and obviously overworked nurse, white Vaseline is used in dermal allergy testing as a base.
- Bird-lover Johnson was unamused: ‘I didn't think it was all that funny.’
Synonyms
humourless, grim, glum, moody, sour, surly, dour, sullen, sulky, gloomy, scowling, glowering, sombre, lugubrious, mournful, melancholy, melancholic, doleful, miserable, dismal, grumpy, churlish, grouchy

Rhymes

unbruised, underused, used

Definition of unamused in US English:

unamused

adjectiveˌənəˈmyo͞ozdˌənəˈmjuzd

Not responding in a positive way to something intended to be amusing; feeling somewhat annoyed or disapproving.
she was unamused by some of the things written about her
Example sentencesExamples
- Simpson, however, was still in that unamused and unamusable state of a very drunk man who is wondering whether he can avoid being sick, and he did not respond.
- In fact, from what I understand via this gruff, unamused, and obviously overworked nurse, white Vaseline is used in dermal allergy testing as a base.
- Even the most open-minded and forward thinking of us will be unamused, baffled by its popularity.
- Bird-lover Johnson was unamused: ‘I didn't think it was all that funny.’
- Well I can imagine Banksy being unamused by the first of those.
- One deeply unamused officer strides purposefully up the street to me.
- His face looked distant though, and rightly unamused.
- Now Dolly was really unamused, and came over to me, to complain.
- Let us say that she was… unamused… to discover that still more time had to elapse before her movie.
- In fact, I'm not sure I'm conveying how unamused he looked.
- This was greeted by a flood of laughter, and Sasha's voice, unamused.
- In a similar way, the first time I saw The Office I was pretty unamused, but after another episode or two I loved it.
- There is a nice shot of contrast, capturing a black woman in the audience doubled over in hysterics, while behind her at the edge of frame sits the unamused glare of an alabaster female face.
- Seeing Eva's unamused look, he quickly added, ‘Why, of course I'll join you for tea.’
- They sat there with expressions perplexed, paranoid, perturbed, patently unamused.
- But the woman looked back at him with disdain, unamused.
- She said she looked like a mess then, and I could hear an unamused lady at the table next to us mutter, ‘Yeah, right.’
- He looked at his partner with an unamused expression on his face.
- My hairdresser is severely unamused at this intrusion, and begins cutting my hair forcefully and faster, with her lips pressed tightly together.
- His unamused plutocratic patrons had it painted out.
Synonyms
humourless, grim, glum, moody, sour, surly, dour, sullen, sulky, gloomy, scowling, glowering, sombre, lugubrious, mournful, melancholy, melancholic, doleful, miserable, dismal, grumpy, churlish, grouchy

单词	unamused
释义	Definition of unamused in English: unamused adjectiveʌnəˈmjuːzdˌənəˈmjuzd Not responding in a positive way to something intended to be amusing; feeling somewhat annoyed or disapproving. she was unamused by some of the things written about her Example sentencesExamples My hairdresser is severely unamused at this intrusion, and begins cutting my hair forcefully and faster, with her lips pressed tightly together. In a similar way, the first time I saw The Office I was pretty unamused, but after another episode or two I loved it. There is a nice shot of contrast, capturing a black woman in the audience doubled over in hysterics, while behind her at the edge of frame sits the unamused glare of an alabaster female face. Even the most open-minded and forward thinking of us will be unamused, baffled by its popularity. Seeing Eva's unamused look, he quickly added, ‘Why, of course I'll join you for tea.’ But the woman looked back at him with disdain, unamused. One deeply unamused officer strides purposefully up the street to me. Simpson, however, was still in that unamused and unamusable state of a very drunk man who is wondering whether he can avoid being sick, and he did not respond. Let us say that she was… unamused… to discover that still more time had to elapse before her movie. Now Dolly was really unamused, and came over to me, to complain. Well I can imagine Banksy being unamused by the first of those. She said she looked like a mess then, and I could hear an unamused lady at the table next to us mutter, ‘Yeah, right.’ This was greeted by a flood of laughter, and Sasha's voice, unamused. His unamused plutocratic patrons had it painted out. In fact, I'm not sure I'm conveying how unamused he looked. He looked at his partner with an unamused expression on his face. His face looked distant though, and rightly unamused. They sat there with expressions perplexed, paranoid, perturbed, patently unamused. In fact, from what I understand via this gruff, unamused, and obviously overworked nurse, white Vaseline is used in dermal allergy testing as a base. Bird-lover Johnson was unamused: ‘I didn't think it was all that funny.’ Synonyms humourless, grim, glum, moody, sour, surly, dour, sullen, sulky, gloomy, scowling, glowering, sombre, lugubrious, mournful, melancholy, melancholic, doleful, miserable, dismal, grumpy, churlish, grouchy Rhymes unbruised, underused, used Definition of unamused in US English: unamused adjectiveˌənəˈmyo͞ozdˌənəˈmjuzd Not responding in a positive way to something intended to be amusing; feeling somewhat annoyed or disapproving. she was unamused by some of the things written about her Example sentencesExamples Simpson, however, was still in that unamused and unamusable state of a very drunk man who is wondering whether he can avoid being sick, and he did not respond. In fact, from what I understand via this gruff, unamused, and obviously overworked nurse, white Vaseline is used in dermal allergy testing as a base. Even the most open-minded and forward thinking of us will be unamused, baffled by its popularity. Bird-lover Johnson was unamused: ‘I didn't think it was all that funny.’ Well I can imagine Banksy being unamused by the first of those. One deeply unamused officer strides purposefully up the street to me. His face looked distant though, and rightly unamused. Now Dolly was really unamused, and came over to me, to complain. Let us say that she was… unamused… to discover that still more time had to elapse before her movie. In fact, I'm not sure I'm conveying how unamused he looked. This was greeted by a flood of laughter, and Sasha's voice, unamused. In a similar way, the first time I saw The Office I was pretty unamused, but after another episode or two I loved it. There is a nice shot of contrast, capturing a black woman in the audience doubled over in hysterics, while behind her at the edge of frame sits the unamused glare of an alabaster female face. Seeing Eva's unamused look, he quickly added, ‘Why, of course I'll join you for tea.’ They sat there with expressions perplexed, paranoid, perturbed, patently unamused. But the woman looked back at him with disdain, unamused. She said she looked like a mess then, and I could hear an unamused lady at the table next to us mutter, ‘Yeah, right.’ He looked at his partner with an unamused expression on his face. My hairdresser is severely unamused at this intrusion, and begins cutting my hair forcefully and faster, with her lips pressed tightly together. His unamused plutocratic patrons had it painted out. Synonyms humourless, grim, glum, moody, sour, surly, dour, sullen, sulky, gloomy, scowling, glowering, sombre, lugubrious, mournful, melancholy, melancholic, doleful, miserable, dismal, grumpy, churlish, grouchy
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