CEFR B2

unimpressed

adjective

Meaning

Feeling no admiration, interest, or respect for someone or something.

Examples

The critics were largely unimpressed by the director's latest film.
She remained unimpressed even after hearing about his expensive new car.

Synonyms: bored, indifferent, underwhelmed, disdainful

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unimpressed (B2)

adjective

Pronunciation: ˌʌnɪmˈprɛst

Definition

Feeling no admiration, interest, or respect for someone or something.

Examples

The critics were largely unimpressed by the director's latest film.
She remained unimpressed even after hearing about his expensive new car.
I was unimpressed with the quality of service at the restaurant last night.

How to Use unimpressed

unimpressed by (prepositional phrase): not feeling admiration for a specific thing or person — "He was unimpressed by her excuses."
unimpressed with (prepositional phrase): not feeling admiration for the quality or performance of something — "The manager was unimpressed with the team's performance."

Synonyms of unimpressed

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