Definition of unflashy in English:

unflashy

adjectiveʌnˈflaʃiənˈflaSHi

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:

unflashy

adjectiveənˈflaSHi

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.

单词	unflashy
释义	Definition of unflashy in English: unflashy adjectiveʌnˈflaʃiənˈflaSHi 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: unflashy adjectiveənˈflaSHi 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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