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unluxurious

unluxurious adjective: not luxurious.

Adjective

unluxurious (comparative more unluxurious, superlative most unluxurious)

  1. Not luxurious.
    • The hunch proved true; they were spotted in the rather unluxurious Pigalle neighborhood of Paris, notorious for its sex shops and red-light district.2009 May 16, Doreen Carvajal, “Arrest of 2 ‘Pink Panthers’ May Shed Light on Heists”, in New York Times

Forms of unluxurious

comparativemore unluxurious
superlativemost unluxurious

Origin of unluxurious

From un- + luxurious.

Words formed from unluxurious

Questions about unluxurious

What does unluxurious mean?
Unluxurious means not luxurious.
What part of speech is unluxurious?
Unluxurious is an adjective.

Words near unluxurious in the dictionary

  1. unlute
  2. unluted
  3. unlutes
  4. unluting
  5. unluxuriant
  6. unluxurious
  7. unluxuriously
  8. unluxury
  9. UNLV
  10. unlying
  11. unlynched

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