Pronunciation: /ˌʌn.əbˈtruː.sɪv/
adjective Not conspicuous or attracting attention; inconspicuous.
A1 The unobtrusive waiter quietly refilled our water glasses.
A2 She preferred to wear unobtrusive colors like grey and beige.
B1 The security cameras were strategically placed in unobtrusive locations throughout the building.
B2 The designer chose unobtrusive fonts for the website to ensure readability.
C1 The unobtrusive background music added to the ambiance of the restaurant without overpowering conversation.
C2 The artist's use of unobtrusive brush strokes created a sense of tranquility in the painting.
formal The unobtrusive design of the new building blends seamlessly with the surrounding architecture.
informal I appreciate how unobtrusive the waiter was during our meal, never interrupting our conversation.
slang I like how the security guard was unobtrusive, just chillin' in the corner and not bothering anyone.
figurative Her unobtrusive presence at the party went unnoticed by most, but she was quietly observing everything happening around her.
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