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unflamboyant

unflamboyant adjective: not flamboyant.

Adjective

unflamboyant (comparative more unflamboyant, superlative most unflamboyant)

  1. Not flamboyant.
    • For an hour, as the drummer David Prowse played jumpy, unflamboyant arrangements, Mr. King was electric.2009 July 13, Jon Caramanica, “Kinetic, Exuberant and Loud on the Topic of Romance”, in New York Times

Forms of unflamboyant

comparativemore unflamboyant
superlativemost unflamboyant

Origin of unflamboyant

From un- + flamboyant.

Words formed from unflamboyant

Questions about unflamboyant

What does unflamboyant mean?
Unflamboyant means not flamboyant.
What part of speech is unflamboyant?
Unflamboyant is an adjective.

Words near unflamboyant in the dictionary

  1. unflailed
  2. unflaked
  3. unflakiness
  4. unflaky
  5. unflamboyance
  6. unflamboyant
  7. unflamboyantly
  8. unflamed
  9. unflaming
  10. unflammable
  11. unflanged

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