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adjective
- 1. not motivated or driven by a strong desire or determination to succeed: "he was an unambitious man"
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An unambitious idea or plan does not need much skill or effort to be achieved or to be successful: The initial idea for the festival was something quite small and unambitious. He called the current proposals "very lazy and unambitious".
unambitious. Someone who is unambitious isn't particularly motivated to achieve some kind of success. Do you prefer lying on the couch to doing extra credit? When it comes to school, you're unambitious. An ambitious person has an obvious interest in succeeding at something.
: feeling or showing a lack of ambition : not ambitious. unambitious teenagers. lives a quiet, unambitious life in retirement. Examples of unambitious in a Sentence. Recent Examples on the Web That unambitious goal has already been met for the last 52 years.
Unambitious definition: lacking in ambition. See examples of UNAMBITIOUS used in a sentence.
1. adjective. An unambitious person is not particularly interested in improving their position in life or in being successful, rich, or powerful. He was a reliable, unambitious officer who did as he was told. 2. adjective. An unambitious idea or plan is not very complicated, risky, or new, and is easy to carry out successfully.
Definition of unambitious adjective in Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary. Meaning, pronunciation, picture, example sentences, grammar, usage notes, synonyms and more.
Define unambitious. unambitious synonyms, unambitious pronunciation, unambitious translation, English dictionary definition of unambitious. adj lacking in ambition: they were unambitious for their daughters.
