unappealing

IPA: ʌnʌpˈiɫɪŋ

Examples of "unappealing" in Sentences

Making the surface itself unappealing is also an excellent tact.
If a title is unappealing, too confusing, or too tied to branding that isn't clear or benefit-driven, you could lose sales.
Creative types, especially, often say they're turned off by the "unappealing," "complicated" or "just plain boring" aspect of financial management.
If cuts continue, regents may raise tuition and student fees again, although Adams called the idea unappealing at a time when many families cannot afford the hikes.
"I suppose some people might find the idea unappealing," said the manager, identified only as Sarah, "but for anyone who wishes to snuggle up close to nature it's perfect."
And I will be dressed in unappealing baggy clothing which Gadget will think is to make me look less attractive, but which will actually be concealing the secret camera/microphone.
Likewise unappealing is the self-interested motivation lurking behind the arguably laudable First Amendment claims of the New York State Restaurant Association: unadulterated greed.