unattractive in Irish
unattractive in Irish is gránna, míghnaíúil, míofar — unattractive means not pleasing in appearance.
unattractive in Irish
gránna
Not handsome or beautiful or appealing.
míghnaíúil
Not handsome or beautiful or appealing.
míofar
Not handsome or beautiful or appealing.
míthaitneamhach
Lacking the power to attract interest.
mítharraingteach
Lacking the power to attract interest.
What does "unattractive" mean?
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adj Not pleasing in appearance.
"The building's gray concrete facade was widely seen as unattractive."
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adj Not appealing or tempting as an option.
"The job offer became unattractive once they saw the salary."
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unattractive in a sentence
- The building's gray concrete facade was widely seen as unattractive.
- The job offer became unattractive once they saw the salary.
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What is "unattractive" in Irish?
"unattractive" in Irish is gránna, míghnaíúil, míofar. unattractive means: Not pleasing in appearance.
How do you use "unattractive" in a sentence?
Example: "The building's gray concrete facade was widely seen as unattractive." In Irish, "unattractive" is gránna, míghnaíúil, míofar.
Are there other ways to say "unattractive" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 5 translations listed for "unattractive": gránna, míghnaíúil, míofar, míthaitneamhach, mítharraingteach.
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