🇬🇧 Unattractive meaning: English Vocabulary Flash Card

Unattractive means something does not look very nice or pleasant, so people usually don’t want to look at it for long, like a super messy room or a bad smell face.

The zombie looked in the mirror, screamed, and said, "Wow, I’m even more unattractive than I feel today."

My attempt at a birthday cake was so unattractive it looked like it had already been eaten and then sneezed out.

Grandpa’s toenail collection was the most unattractive museum exhibit I have ever been forced to tour.

The dragon’s breath was so unattractive that the knight surrendered before the fight even started.

In nature some animals use unattractive smells and colors to scare enemies away—so your gym socks might actually be a powerful defense system.

Anna bought an unattractive old coat. It looked unattractive in the shop window: grey, torn, and wet. The coat felt unattractive on her shoulders; she frowned. But she liked its warm pockets. The friend said the coat was unattractive at first, then smiled when Anna put a bright scarf in it. The coat now felt less unattractive.

This word is at the B2 level, which means it’s used in more complex conversations and texts. It helps you discuss abstract ideas, express opinions clearly, and engage in discussions on a variety of topics, both personal and professional.

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