unremarkable in Italian
unremarkable in Italian is insignificante — unremarkable means ordinary; not exceptional or worth commenting on.
unremarkable in Italian
insignificante
Not remarkable.
What does "unremarkable" mean?
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adj Ordinary; not exceptional or worth commenting on.
"The town itself was fairly unremarkable, but the scenery was stunning."
unremarkable in a sentence
- The town itself was fairly unremarkable, but the scenery was stunning.
- It was an unremarkable performance, neither great nor terrible.
Common Italian translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "unremarkable" in Italian?
"unremarkable" in Italian is insignificante. unremarkable means: Ordinary; not exceptional or worth commenting on.
How do you use "unremarkable" in a sentence?
Example: "The town itself was fairly unremarkable, but the scenery was stunning." In Italian, "unremarkable" is insignificante.
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