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unglamorous

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unglamorous [ʌnˈglæmərəs]
adj
lacking in glamour, allure, or fascination the unglamorous side of the music business
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Adj.1.unglamorous - not challengingunglamorous - not challenging; dull and lacking excitement; "an unglamorous job greasing engines"
unexciting - not exciting; "an unexciting novel"; "lived an unexciting life"


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To give you a flavour of just how unglamorous the sixth-formers' lives really are, the first episode in the new series finds them on a sociology and geography field trip to Swanage.
Whenever you realise to the dinner table you see the like oldish unglamorous dinnerware, and dinner sets Does that look to put you down or did you think that it could not realise any better, after all there just plates and dishes right Whenever you realise to the dinner table you see the like oldish unglamorous dinnerware, and dinner sets.
Despite her unglamorous looks, I refuse to buy Boyle's line about her never being kissed.
 
 
 
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