unattractive in Latin
unattractive in Latin is invenustus — unattractive means not pleasing in appearance.
unattractive in Latin
invenustus
Not handsome or beautiful or appealing.
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 Latin?
"unattractive" in Latin is invenustus. 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 Latin, "unattractive" is invenustus.
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