Pronunciation: /ʌn.əˈsɜrtɪv/
adjective describing someone who is lacking in assertiveness or confidence
A1 She is very unassertive and often lets others make decisions for her.
A2 The unassertive student was too shy to speak up in class.
B1 His unassertive behavior at work was holding him back from advancing in his career.
B2 The manager found it frustrating to work with the unassertive team members.
C1 Her unassertive nature made it difficult for her to negotiate during business meetings.
C2 Despite his intelligence, his unassertive personality hindered his success in leadership roles.
formal She was often perceived as unassertive in meetings, rarely speaking up to share her ideas.
informal He's a bit unassertive when it comes to making decisions, always asking others for their opinions.
slang Don't be so unassertive, man! Stand up for yourself and speak your mind.
figurative The unassertive clouds hovered in the sky, unwilling to release any rain.
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