Pronunciation: /ʌnˈɡlæmərəs/
adjective describing a lack of glamour or charm
A1 Working in a factory can be unglamorous but it pays the bills.
A2 She chose an unglamorous career in accounting because she enjoyed working with numbers.
B1 The reality of being a nurse is often unglamorous, with long hours and hard work.
B2 Despite the unglamorous nature of the job, she found fulfillment in helping others as a social worker.
C1 The unglamorous task of data entry may seem tedious, but it is crucial for maintaining accurate records.
C2 Even in the world of high fashion, there are unglamorous behind-the-scenes tasks that need to be done.
formal The job of a garbage collector may be considered unglamorous, but it is essential for maintaining a clean city.
informal Working in a fast food restaurant may not be glamorous, but someone has to do the unglamorous jobs.
slang Cleaning up after a party is definitely the most unglamorous task of them all.
figurative Behind every successful event, there are countless unglamorous hours of preparation and hard work.
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