Dictionary entry

Unexceptional

Pronunciation: /ʌnɪkˈsɛpʃ(ə)n(ə)l/

Pronunciation

/ʌnɪkˈsɛpʃ(ə)n(ə)l/

Myanmar Meaning

ထူးထူးခြားခြားမဟုတ်။ သာမန်မျှသာ။ လွမ်းလောက်စရာမဟုတ်။

Definition

unexceptional /ʌnÇk'sepʃǝnl / adj ထူးထူးျခားျခားမဟုတ္။ သာမန္မွ်သာ။ လြမ္းေလာက္စရာမဟုတ္။

Examples

  1. ‘The buildings are unexceptional
  2. save that they differ considerably from the typical brick or clapboard row houses in the area.’
  3. ‘We suggest the record for this half-a-mile of road was unexceptional.’
  4. ‘All of it was unexceptional verging on inedible.’
  5. ‘The religious part of this argument is unexceptional.’
  6. ‘Aside from one or two stand-out tracks
  7. this record is wholly unexceptional.’
  8. ‘The decor and ambience was unexceptional
  9. but the personal service was top-notch and the food was very
  10. very good.’
  11. ‘Paramount's work on this transfer is decent
  12. if unexceptional.’
  13. ‘It's an unexceptional observation
  14. but the following day I receive a concerned telephone call from the band's press officer.’
  15. ‘His remarks really should have been quite unexceptional.’
  16. ‘Graham's series was the first set of American novels to depict the everyday life of an unexceptional African-American family.’
  17. ‘The young David had an unexceptional upbringing.’
  18. ‘Harrison Ford and Christopher Plummer are two exceptional actors
  19. unfortunately thrown into a very unexceptional movie.’
  20. ‘In France
  21. her cooking would be unexceptional.’
  22. ‘Some unexceptional remarks of his are quoted in the story.’
  23. ‘It was just a pity the contest left something to be desired; the standard was unexceptional
  24. and
  25. for much of the game
  26. Holland were a big disappointment.’
  27. ‘Thirty years ago such an observation would have been unexceptional.’
  28. ‘Musically
  29. everything is absolutely fine
  30. in a middle-of-the-road
  31. unexceptional sort of way.’
  32. ‘Such language is unexceptional in prosperous countries that look at the United States on an almost equal footing economically.’
  33. ‘The longer we pat ourselves on the back for near misses and moral victories
  34. the longer we linger in unexceptional days.’
  35. ‘I was surprised at how unexceptional I found it.’