Pronunciation: /ʌnˈæmˈbɪʃəs/
adjective not having or showing a strong desire and determination to succeed
A1 She is unambitious and prefers to relax at home rather than pursue a career.
A2 The unambitious student rarely put effort into their schoolwork.
B1 His unambitious attitude towards work held him back from reaching his full potential.
B2 The unambitious project lacked the drive and motivation needed to succeed.
C1 Despite his unambitious nature, he managed to achieve great success in his field.
C2 The unambitious artist was content with creating art for their own enjoyment rather than seeking fame or fortune.
formal The candidate was deemed unambitious by the hiring committee due to their lack of long-term career goals.
informal She's pretty unambitious when it comes to her job - she's happy just coasting along without any ambition for advancement.
slang He's so unambitious, he just wants to chill and play video games all day.
figurative Her unambitious attitude is like a weight holding her back from reaching her full potential.
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