uninvolving
uninvolving adjective: not involving.
Adjective
uninvolving (comparative more uninvolving, superlative most uninvolving)
- Not involving.
- As a director Mr. Hare must take his share of the responsibility for the theatrical nonevent that was “The Year of Magical Thinking,” the uninvolving stage adaptation of Joan Didion’s memoir.2007 June 3, Charles Isherwood, “Imported Doesn’t Always Mean Important”, in New York Times
Forms of uninvolving
| comparative | more uninvolving |
|---|---|
| superlative | most uninvolving |
Origin of uninvolving
From un- + involving.
Questions about uninvolving
- What does uninvolving mean?
- Uninvolving means not involving.
- What part of speech is uninvolving?
- Uninvolving is an adjective.
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