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unremarkables

unremarkables is the plural of unremarkable.

Meaning of unremarkable

Noun

unremarkable (plural unremarkables)

  1. Someone or something that is not remarkable.
    • On a pelagic trip to Stellwagen Bank off the Boston coast, I watched a group of this type take a humpback whale in stride, get mildly stirred by the schoolmarm’s jaeger, and merely glance at a shearwater. But they changed their tune when a Sabine’s gull emerged from a flock of unremarkables. “A...2000, Ann Taylor, “Watching the Watchers”, in Watching Birds: Reflections on the Wing, Camden, Me.: Ragged Mountain Press / McGraw-Hill, →ISBN, page 8

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Questions about unremarkables

What is unremarkables the plural of?
Unremarkables is the plural of unremarkable.

Words near unremarkables in the dictionary

  1. unremaindered
  2. unremaining
  3. unremanded
  4. unremarkable
  5. unremarkableness
  6. unremarkables
  7. unremarkably
  8. unremarked
  9. unremarried
  10. unremastered
  11. unremediable

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