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Term: unimpressive

Part of Speech: Adjective

Sense 1: Not causing admiration or awe

Meaning: Lacking the ability to impress or make a strong impact; not remarkable or memorable.

Example sentence: Despite the hype, the new movie turned out to be unimpressive, failing to meet the audience's expectations.

Sense 2: Not creating a positive impression or effect

Meaning: Failing to leave a positive or favorable impression; mediocre or uninspiring.

Example sentence: The singer's unimpressive performance received mixed reviews from the critics.

Sense 3: Not convincing or persuasive

Meaning: Lacking the power to persuade or influence due to being unconvincing or unremarkable.

Example sentence: The lawyer's unimpressive arguments failed to sway the jury's decision.

Part of Speech: Noun

Sense 1: An unimpressive person or thing

Meaning: A person, object, or idea that doesn't make a strong impact or leave a lasting impression.

Example sentence: Despite his reputation, the so-called genius turned out to be just another unimpressive.

Part of Speech: Adverb

Sense 1: In an unimpressive manner

Meaning: In a way that lacks the ability to impress others or make a strong impact.

Example sentence: The magician performed unimpressively, failing to capture the attention of the audience.