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Definition

undemanding /ʌndÇ'mɑ:ndÇŋ / adj ၁။ မပင္ပန္းေသာ။ ကူရီွး။ an undemanding job. ၂။ နားပူနားဆာ မလုပ္ေသာ။ an undemanding child/ boss.

Examples

1. ‘He's pretty undemanding
2. as far as boyfriends go.’
3. ‘He has overcome the problem he says many people encounter that of ending up in undemanding
4. badly-paid jobs.’
5. ‘The youngest in a family of four
6. Grace is the apple of her father's eye and he describes her as an undemanding girl who would never ask for anything.’
7. ‘Peonies are undemanding plants
8. requiring only a reasonably good soil with moderate drainage.’
9. ‘Good enough to fill a few hours of any reader's time in a pleasant and largely undemanding way.’
10. ‘He congratulated her on finding herself an undemanding retirement job.’
11. ‘As in Mackenzie's writing
12. the result is entertaining but undemanding.’
13. ‘Honeysuckles are easy
14. undemanding climbers with interestingly shaped
15. wonderfully scented flowers.’
16. ‘We scientists are usually rather mellow
17. undemanding folk.’
18. ‘She remembers that she was considered an extremely docile and undemanding child.’
19. ‘But like nearly all the music here those pieces are pleasant
20. undemanding and utterly unmemorable.’
21. ‘This is an undemanding walk on a good track
22. taking twenty minutes each way.’
23. ‘Alternatively
24. you may want to stay in the same place because the work is undemanding and fits around the rest of your life.’
25. ‘Scented geraniums are undemanding creatures
26. easy to grow outdoors in garden beds and patio containers or indoors on a sunny windowsill.’
27. ‘Teenagers stagnate in undemanding jobs upon graduation from high school.’
28. ‘Uncritical
29. undemanding and above all understanding.’
30. ‘Otherwise it's an undemanding walk or paddle between bays in one of the most beautiful and protected parts of New Zealand.’
31. ‘So far
32. the response from local audiences has been undemanding.’
33. ‘‘I wish more of my patients were as undemanding as you
34. ’ said the dentist admiringly.’
35. ‘I lay back and immersed myself in an undemanding novel.’