Pronunciation: /ʌnprɪˈpɒzɛst/
adjective not influenced or biased; unbiased
A1 She was unprepossessed by his flashy car and expensive clothes.
A2 The unprepossessed room had a simple and minimalist design.
B1 The unprepossessed candidate won over the voters with his honesty and sincerity.
B2 Despite her unprepossessed appearance, she had a magnetic personality that drew people to her.
C1 His unprepossessed demeanor belied his intelligence and depth of knowledge.
C2 The unprepossessed artwork captivated viewers with its raw emotion and authenticity.
adverb in an unprepossessed manner
A1 She walked into the room unprepossessed, not realizing all eyes were on her.
A2 He spoke unprepossessed, without any hint of arrogance.
B1 The candidate presented herself unprepossessed, allowing her qualifications to speak for themselves.
B2 Despite his success, he remained unprepossessed and humble.
C1 The professor delivered the lecture unprepossessed, focusing solely on the subject matter.
C2 Her unprepossessed demeanor made her approachable and easy to talk to.
formal The unprepossessed candidate impressed the interview panel with their knowledge and skills.
informal I was unprepossessed by the new restaurant at first, but the food turned out to be amazing.
slang I didn't think much of him at first, but he turned out to be unprepossessed and cool.
figurative Her unprepossessed demeanor hid a wealth of talent and creativity.
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