Unromantic is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for UNROMANTIC in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• not romantic, also UNROMANTICAL
• not romantic.
• neither expressive of nor exciting sexual love or romance
• not romantic

Words related to UNROMANTIC

unromantically21

Words that contain UNROMANTIC

unromantical16 unromantically21 unromanticised19 unromanticized28

How to use UNROMANTIC in a sentence

• The matter-of-fact and unromantic Baedeker, it is true, gives it half a line.
• For in spite of fairy tales about lions one must believe the unromantic truth that a lion prefers a dead ox to a man, and a black man to a white one.
• At his heels moved Morse, grim and tireless, an unromantic figure of dominant efficiency.
• He felt that it was like some unromantic knight riding down to sordid lists, but there was something of chivalry in it all the same.
• Very busy into the bargain, which makes her as unromantic as anybody can well be.
• What amount of credit may be placed on that veracious and most unromantic historian, your correspondent doubtless knows better than myself.
• The simple, homely, unromantic life of middle England she has made immortal with her wit, her satire, her fine description, and her keen love of all that is human.
• It is only necessary to break in upon them occasionally for the purpose of securing legal advice, or the equally unromantic desire to have a bit of typewriting done.
• He was always sure that if he were shot it would be in the back while he was lacing his boots, or at some other unromantic moment.
• The sun he hoped would presently abate its unromantic fervor.
• An eye for nothing there but duty and even that he saw in a stark and unromantic way.
• And the doctor, practical and unromantic, had pushed a weary finger through them, one by one, watching them collapse with his bored and kindly smile of understanding.
• He himself could have told that story of Adam and Cordelia Craig until no man could have called it commonplace and unromantic.
• Many men and women feel this to be unromantic and nerve-racking, and otherwise objectionable.
• Also his commonsense told him that the sordid and quite unromantic incidents were likely to pile up more thickly than any of charm or pleasure.
• It was such a sharp contrast to the hum-drum, unromantic American life he had latterly known that he derived a certain enjoyment from the novel experience.
• Yet the beginnings of his career in the world were unromantic to the last degree.
• It was fully a week later, and that most unromantic portion of the day, between breakfast and luncheon.
• Such, in brief, is the unromantic history of the founding of the village of Metropolisville.
• Plain, homely, rocky and unromantic is the country round about, and plain, homely and unromantic is the little house where Carlyle was born.
• The history of Wincanton is miscellaneous but unromantic.
• Fitzgerald, feeling wholly unromantic, now that he had arrived, dropped his hand-bag on the damp platform and took his bearings.
• Stendhal announced himself as an adherent of the new, but his temper was decidedly cool and unromantic.
• Very unromantic personages, however, answered our inquiries for Annesley, which reassured us of its reality.

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