unobtrusive in Greek
unobtrusive in Greek is αθόρυβος — unobtrusive means quiet and modest, so as not to attract attention.
unobtrusive in Greek
αθόρυβος
Pronounced: athoryvos
Not obtrusive; not blatant or noticeable; discreet, inconspicuous.
What does "unobtrusive" mean?
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adj Quiet and modest, so as not to attract attention.
"This unobtrusive device helps millions of Americans sleep and concentrate by hushing the world around them."
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unobtrusive in a sentence
- This unobtrusive device helps millions of Americans sleep and concentrate by hushing the world around them.
- Behind an unobtrusive iron door in Dalston decorated with an ever-changing graffiti skin, lies a staircase leading down to a concrete bunker dating from the second world war.
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What is "unobtrusive" in Greek?
"unobtrusive" in Greek is αθόρυβος. unobtrusive means: Quiet and modest, so as not to attract attention.
How do you pronounce αθόρυβος?
"unobtrusive" in Greek is αθόρυβος, pronounced "athoryvos".
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