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nondescript (adjective)

Definition: Lacking distinctive qualities or features; ordinary or unremarkable in appearance.

Sense 1: Characterized by a lack of individuality or uniqueness.

Example sentence:

The nondescript building blended seamlessly into the downtown skyline.

Sense 2: Having a bland or uninteresting appearance.

Example sentence:

The room was filled with nondescript furniture, giving it a generic and uninspiring ambiance.

Sense 3: Vague or lacking detail, making it difficult to describe or identify.

Example sentence:

She provided only a nondescript description of the suspect, making it challenging for the police to apprehend him.

nondescript (noun)

Definition: A person or thing that is undistinguished or lacking in memorable characteristics.

Sense 1: An individual who goes unnoticed or blends into a crowd due to their lack of distinct features.

Example sentence:

He was just another nondescript in the bustling city, living an inconspicuous life.

nondescript (adverb)

Definition: Without any distinct or remarkable qualities; in an ordinary or unremarkable manner.

Example sentence:

The location was nondescriptly marked, causing us to miss it as we drove by.

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