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[ UK /ʌnstˈa‍ɪlɪʃ/ ]
ADJECTIVE
  1. lacking in style or elegance
    a styleless way of dressing
    wearing unstylish clothes
    expensive but styleless country tweeds
  2. not in accord with or not following current fashion
    unfashionable clothes
    melodrama of a now unfashionable kind

How To Use unstylish In A Sentence

  • One wrong call, she thought, and the entire country was in danger of looking dowdy and unstylish.
  • He quickly ordered a whisky and soda while they were still popular, for he knew for a fact that they were on the cusp of being unstylish.
  • The unstylish interior has remained unaltered and the laminated menus, populated by over a hundred items, are creased and dog-eared from passing through thousands of hungry hands.
  • And the most important, versatile and unstylish piece of kit you can put on is a napkin. Times, Sunday Times
  • Put on a thick pair of unstylish glasses, if you have them, and run some Pomade de Einstein through your hair.
  • wearing unstylish clothes
  • But Atkins is so last year, so unbelievably unstylish and obvious.
  • But when minivans became tagged as the unstylish choice of soccer moms, sales eroded to about 1.1 million a year.
  • Once upon a time Hillary deliberately cultivated an unpampered, unshorn and earthy look -- but in time she realized this particularly unstylish presentation wouldn't one day earn her the right to boss around White House employees and later win leadership of the free world. Bill Katovsky: Hillary as Little Miss Sunshine
  • Dim-witted because education held no escape, unstylish because poverty stalks the abused, these people are the spat out remains of a horrid meal.
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