Pronunciation: /ʌnˈstɛriniˌnɛs/
noun the state or quality of not being starred or featured prominently
A1 The simplicity of her outfit added to the unstarriness of her appearance.
A2 The unstarriness of the hotel room made it feel more cozy and welcoming.
B1 The director wanted to capture the unstarriness of the actors in order to make the film more relatable.
B2 The artist's work was praised for its unstarriness, allowing the viewer to connect on a deeper level.
C1 The author's writing style is characterized by its unstarriness, focusing on authenticity over glamour.
C2 Despite her fame, the actress maintained an unstarriness in her personal life, preferring a low-key lifestyle.
verb not applicable
A1 I am unstarrinessing my room before guests arrive.
A2 She unstarrinessed her desk by removing all the clutter.
B1 The team unstarrinesses the field after each game to keep it in good condition.
B2 The actor quickly unstarrinessed himself after the performance, changing into casual clothes.
C1 The chef meticulously unstarrinesses the kitchen after each service to maintain cleanliness.
C2 The director unstarrinessed the set as soon as filming wrapped up, ensuring everything was returned to its original state.
adjective not applicable
A1 The room had an unstarriness that made it feel cozy and welcoming.
A2 The unstarriness of the painting gave it a unique and abstract quality.
B1 The unstarriness of the performance left the audience feeling underwhelmed.
B2 Her unstarriness in social situations often led to misunderstandings.
C1 The author's writing style is characterized by its unstarriness and simplicity.
C2 The film director purposely incorporated unstarriness into the cinematography to evoke a sense of realism.
adverb not applicable
A1 She danced unstarrily across the stage, still learning the steps.
A2 The cat moved unstarrily through the shadows, hunting for prey.
B1 The car drove unstarrily on the icy road, struggling for traction.
B2 The actor performed unstarrily in the play, lacking charisma.
C1 The politician spoke unstarrily during the debate, failing to captivate the audience.
C2 The artist painted unstarrily, lacking inspiration and creativity.
pronoun not applicable
A1 I don't understand the unstarriness of the night sky.
A2 The unstarriness of her eyes revealed her sadness.
B1 The unstarriness of the performance left the audience disappointed.
B2 The unstarriness of the painting made it difficult to appreciate its beauty.
C1 The unstarriness of his reputation was a result of his controversial actions.
C2 The unstarriness of the novel's ending left readers questioning the author's intentions.
preposition not applicable
A1 I walked through the forest unstarriness to reach the clearing.
A2 She navigated the maze with ease, despite its unstarriness.
B1 The hiker followed the trail markers through the unstarriness of the wilderness.
B2 The explorer relied on her instincts to guide her through the unstarriness of the uncharted territory.
C1 The detective used his experience to navigate the unstarriness of the crime scene.
C2 The astronaut bravely ventured into the unstarriness of outer space, facing unknown dangers.
conjunction not applicable
A1 I was surprised by the unstarriness of the night sky.
A2 The movie lacked the unstarriness that I was expecting.
B1 The play's success was due to its unstarriness, focusing on the ensemble cast.
B2 The director intentionally chose a film with unstarriness to highlight the story over celebrity.
C1 The novel's unstarriness allowed the reader to focus on the intricate plot and character development.
C2 Critics praised the film for its unstarriness, showcasing the talent of lesser-known actors.
interjection not applicable
A1 Unstarriness! I can't believe how bright the stars are tonight.
A2 Unstarriness, what a beautiful sight to see all those stars in the sky.
B1 Unstarriness, it's amazing how the lack of light pollution allows us to see so many stars.
B2 Unstarriness, the clear night sky reveals a stunning display of stars and constellations.
C1 Unstarriness, the sheer brilliance of the stars in the night sky never fails to take my breath away.
C2 Unstarriness! The unstarriness of the sky in this remote location is truly awe-inspiring.
article not applicable
A1 The unstarriness of the night sky made it difficult to navigate.
A2 The unstarriness of her performance was evident to everyone in the audience.
B1 The unstarriness of the restaurant's decor gave it a cozy, homely feel.
B2 The unstarriness of the film's cast allowed for a more realistic portrayal of everyday life.
C1 Despite the unstarriness of the team, they managed to win the championship.
C2 The director purposely chose actors known for their unstarriness to bring a fresh perspective to the film.
formal The unstarriness of the night sky made it difficult to see any constellations.
informal I couldn't see any stars because of the unstarriness of the sky.
slang The unstarriness of the sky was a real buzzkill for our stargazing plans.
figurative Her lack of enthusiasm added an unstarriness to the party atmosphere.
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