unstylish

It was very unstylish compared with the homes of the two fancy families on the street.

Nevertheless this simple place produces food beyond its unstylish appearance.

Her short dark hair was not unstylish, but screamed utilitarian.

M&S's styles became very unstylish and I never really went back.

Most youngsters were incredulous when asked if they used “antwacky” to mean unstylish or “book” for cool.

You were sentenced to the duty for being unstylish?

When he taps his unstylish alarm clock, it suddenly turns into a better one.

In the past, people tended to shy away from compression hose because of their unstylish look.

The crowd, like the décor, is unassuming yet not unstylish.

"For a business that values style," she lamented, "fashion has become so unstylish."

He wore dark, fraying, unstylish business suits, often the same one for two or three days in a row.

And, that's a big chunk of your life to be uncomfortable or inconvenienced, not to mention unstylish.

Usually, though, we prefer to do it inside our rather unstylish and boxy-looking starships.

Ruiz's unstylish approach to boxing kept the fans jeering him throughout.

It is the practical, but fundamentally unstylish answer.

Is it unstylish to take one's heritage seriously?

According to the prevalent fashion, to have written more passionately would have been considered unstylish.

His manservant bore away the plain, unstylish garments without comment.

Unstylish style is part of the point.

Webb sounds bored with these poor unstylish women.

This was commonly said to mean "rut prevention glasses" due to their unstylish appearance.

Now that smartphones have relieved us from unstylish fantasies of goggles, the technology is finally getting real.

It was unstylish and old-fashioned; its one luxury was a live grass lawn in the living room.

A pair of sensible, unstylish walking flats from Harry's Shoes can set you back $480.

Clearly, the unstylish, klutzy bookworm has existed throughout history.