unflashy

adj

unflashy

adj

Etymology From un- + flashy.

1

Not flashy.

He was quiet, unassuming, decidedly unflashy, nearly clergylike: the antithesis of the popular image of an agent.2000, Daniel Okrent, Nine Innings: The Anatomy of a Baseball Game:
She was nothing like the wild supermodels and party girls he had been dating. Ms. Hamm has unflashy clothes, jewelry and ways and is the opposite of high-maintenance.2007 January 28, Lois Smith Brady, “Shannon Hamm and John Warner IV”, in New York Times:

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Sunak has been keen to assemble a cabinet largely in his own image - straightforward, unflashy and low-profile - and is likely to prioritise others who fit this mould.2023 July 15, Aubrey Allegretti, “Sunak eyes reshuffle: Ministers prepare for post-political careers”, in The Guardian, page 23:

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