adjective
unimpressed
Unimpressed (adjective) means not impressed; unmoved or unconvinced by something. Example: “The critics were unimpressed by the film's special effects.”
adjective
1
Not impressed; unmoved or unconvinced by something.
"The critics were unimpressed by the film's special effects."
"She remained unimpressed despite his best efforts to charm her."
How to use unimpressed
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishNot won over or wowed by something someone hoped would impress you.
Common pairings
visibly unimpressed
remain unimpressed
unimpressed by
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Word forms
- Comparative
- more unimpressed
- Superlative
- most unimpressed
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The critics were _____ by the film's special effects.
Etymology
From un- + impressed.
Antonyms
Related words
Rhymes for unimpressed
blessed
dressed
pressed
assessed
stressed
obsessed
recessed
depressed
professed
repressed
possessed
oppressed
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Frequently asked questions
What does “unimpressed” mean?
The word “unimpressed” means not impressed; unmoved or unconvinced by something. In plain terms, not won over or wowed by something someone hoped would impress you.
How do you use “unimpressed” in a sentence?
Here is “unimpressed” used in a sentence: “The critics were unimpressed by the film's special effects.”
What part of speech is “unimpressed”?
“Unimpressed” is an adjective.
What is the meaning of unimpressed?
"unimpressed" (adjective) means not impressed; unmoved or unconvinced by something.
