Unambitious is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for UNAMBITIOUS in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• not ambitious
• (of a plan or piece of work) not involving anything new, exciting, or demanding
• not motivated or driven by a strong desire or determination to succeed
• having little desire for success or achievement

Words related to UNAMBITIOUS

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Words that contain UNAMBITIOUS

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How to use UNAMBITIOUS in a sentence

• Measured by our modern scale of pleasures he led a very inglorious, unambitious, and rude life.
• Calpurnius Piso, an illustrious nobleman whose wealth and ability made him an object of jealousy and suspicion, though he was naturally unambitious and devoid of energy.
• Minding his own business without hurt to his neighbor, he dwelt in unambitious tranquillity.
• This unambitious tale does not profess to be a complete history of Aureataland, and I will spare my readers the recital of our discussion.
• However, for those gunners who, like the writer, are both unskilful and unambitious, the shooting obtained on the Cotswold Hills is very enjoyable.
• The beauty adorned only with the unambitious graces of innocence and modesty, provokes, whenever she appears, a thousand murmurs of detraction and whispers of suspicion.
• They are the most simple-mannered people alive, and quite unambitious.
• In this unambitious manner does Paley prosecute his high theme, drawing, as it were, philosophy from the clouds.
• The beauty, adorned only with the unambitious graces of innocence and modesty, provokes, whenever she appears, a thousand murmurs of detraction.
• Above all, the members were cautious, moderate, conciliatory, and unambitious to act beyond the requirements of the hour.
• What an association of primitive happiness do these humble attributes and characteristics of Swiss scenery convey to the unambitious mind.
• In the present instance it happened that the immediate successor of the first conqueror was of a peaceful disposition, unambitious, and luxurious in his habits.
• Meeker was a kind-hearted, generous, unambitious man, who loved his home and his children, and rejoiced when he could see every body happy around him.
• I never understood the comforts that follow in the wake of a quiet, unambitious life, until such a life was forced upon me.
• He was a good workman, sober, industrious, and unambitious.
• It is needless to observe, that both have been expended upon a humble and unambitious, though not, it is hoped, an useless task.
• But we turn from Lafayette, the favorite of the old and the new world, to the peaceful benevolence, the unambitious achievements of Robert Raikes.
• He was as lazy, as hopeful, and as unambitious as several thousand other riders of the Legion.
• Leave your critical faculty at home and you will be able to derive considerable entertainment from this unambitious show.
• What a pity he is just a trifle commonplace and unambitious.
• However, he determined to proceed with his narrative, and speak of the hero when it was needful, but with an unambitious simplicity.
• The soft, pine-laden breezes touched with heavenly fragrance the dull-faced women, the pathetic children, and the unambitious men.
• Of modest and retiring dispositions, Malone was unambitious of distinction as a poet.
• Old, unambitious, hospitable, gentle, loving, he was beloved by the people among whom his long life had been passed.
• Unambitious of fame as a poet, though he frequently wrote verses, he never ventured on a publication.
• I am a dull, unambitious sort of fellow, you know, since I settled down here, and I expected to go on for the rest of my days pretty much in the same way.
• According to the unambitious belief of the Osages, a people living on the banks of one of the lower tributaries of the Missouri, they are sprung from a snail and a beaver.
• They were to be wholly unlike the other nations, utterly unambitious politically, neither exciting war upon themselves by others nor ever making war upon others.
• The unambitious tanner becomes the untiring, rigid, unconquerable soldier.
• Those who imagine him to have been an unambitious soul, upon whom honors were thrust, fail to understand the Lincoln whom Herndon, his partner, knew.
• He is almost always careful, always unambitious, always in good taste.
• The apotheosis of intelligence in the concrete example leaves us unambitious in that direction.

Similar words containing AMBITIOU without suffix s and without prefix un

ambitious13 ambitiously18 ambitiousness17 overambitious20 unambitiously20 superambitious20 ambitiousnesses19 overambitiously25 overambitiousne22 overambitiousness24 overambitiousnesses26

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