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Definition of unflashy in English: unflashyadjectiveʌnˈflaʃiənˈflaSHi Not seeking attention through being ostentatiously impressive; restrained or tasteful. a solid, unflashy performance Example sentencesExamples - Altogether unflashy, The Good Girl remains first and foremost an actor's movie.
- So when Gordon Brown needed a solid, capable and unflashy Chancellor to carry on his stoic work at the Treasury he sent for his fellow Scot.
- It's unflashy, but extremely effective.
- The mood is intimate, with Rae's unflashy style and crystal-clear voice used to mixed effect, best on quiet ballads, less successful on the bossa novas.
- At dinner, you can start your Mission experience with some nicely creative but appealingly unflashy original cocktails designed by Dona Culver.
- A sparse, unflashy documentary is more effective.
- In comparison with some of the content, it's a distinctly unflashy site.
- He is one of the most unflashy people you could meet.
- It is a strange place for someone who is so deliberately unflashy to live.
- Not for the first time, the Camerons managed to look like a slightly glamorous version of the rest of us modern, unflashy, relaxed.
- Garland has plotted a novel which is decidedly unflashy, despite its violent premise, and is disarmingly brief.
- Her choices, which have been described as surprising, unflashy but not particularly inspiring, provide an insight into her own personal taste as well as her relationship with her husband.
- The programme was relentlessly unflashy, balm in a media world that gets louder and more vulgar by the day.
- Before Wright arrived, the forward line worked around Alan Smith, an unflashy 20-a-season man, a player as traditional as jellied eels.
- Weblogging software creates a highly effective and simple way of helping people create fully functional - if unflashy - regularly updated websites.
- Miller made use of his team's relatively unflashy, underdog status.
- All this requires time and endless patience, it is unflashy and it seems not to suit the usually gung-ho US approach.
- He began with a couple of branches for Wagamama, but Circus displays more of the quiet unflashy quality of his work.
- The sound and video quality are reminiscent of a solid public television offering, which is to say stolid and unflashy but executed with quality.
- Utterson is the sort of unflashy centre that all forwards love to play with because he always delivers.
Definition of unflashy in US English: unflashyadjectiveənˈflaSHi Not seeking attention through ostentation; restrained or tasteful. a solid, unflashy performance Example sentencesExamples - A sparse, unflashy documentary is more effective.
- Garland has plotted a novel which is decidedly unflashy, despite its violent premise, and is disarmingly brief.
- Miller made use of his team's relatively unflashy, underdog status.
- He is one of the most unflashy people you could meet.
- It is a strange place for someone who is so deliberately unflashy to live.
- It's unflashy, but extremely effective.
- At dinner, you can start your Mission experience with some nicely creative but appealingly unflashy original cocktails designed by Dona Culver.
- The mood is intimate, with Rae's unflashy style and crystal-clear voice used to mixed effect, best on quiet ballads, less successful on the bossa novas.
- Before Wright arrived, the forward line worked around Alan Smith, an unflashy 20-a-season man, a player as traditional as jellied eels.
- The sound and video quality are reminiscent of a solid public television offering, which is to say stolid and unflashy but executed with quality.
- Her choices, which have been described as surprising, unflashy but not particularly inspiring, provide an insight into her own personal taste as well as her relationship with her husband.
- All this requires time and endless patience, it is unflashy and it seems not to suit the usually gung-ho US approach.
- Not for the first time, the Camerons managed to look like a slightly glamorous version of the rest of us modern, unflashy, relaxed.
- The programme was relentlessly unflashy, balm in a media world that gets louder and more vulgar by the day.
- In comparison with some of the content, it's a distinctly unflashy site.
- So when Gordon Brown needed a solid, capable and unflashy Chancellor to carry on his stoic work at the Treasury he sent for his fellow Scot.
- Utterson is the sort of unflashy centre that all forwards love to play with because he always delivers.
- Altogether unflashy, The Good Girl remains first and foremost an actor's movie.
- He began with a couple of branches for Wagamama, but Circus displays more of the quiet unflashy quality of his work.
- Weblogging software creates a highly effective and simple way of helping people create fully functional - if unflashy - regularly updated websites.
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