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- adjective Not
intriguing .
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Examples
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At any rate, women did not find his appearance unintriguing, and when the muscular gringo stepped-jaunty, yet somehow dignified-through the door in his white suit and guarded smile, two or three bamboo-colored curls snailing out from under his Panama hat, there was a sudden quickening of more than one female pulse.
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At any rate, women did not find his appearance unintriguing, and when the muscular gringo stepped-jaunty, yet somehow dignified-through the door in his white suit and guarded smile, two or three bamboo-colored curls snailing out from under his Panama hat, there was a sudden quickening of more than one female pulse.
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'A modest, unintriguing man, 'as Vertue calls him, he was quite satisfied with being second in command, no matter how ignorant and inefficient might be his captain.
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Winter's Bone, Debra Granik's dramatic competition entry, is arguably the strangest-sound and most unintriguing title among all the films showing at Sundance 2010.
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Yet the splashiest pieces, if initially arresting, are universally unintriguing (and only partially because they have so much company).
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He used every means that the tenderest affection and the nicest honour could suggest to persuade me to marry him; and the conflict in my own heart very near reduced me to my grave; till at length pitying the condition into which I was reduced, without the least approach to a change of purpose, he promised to spare me any further solicitation and to bury his affliction in silence; after obtaining a promise from me that I would suffer him to contrive the means for concealing an event which must soon happen; as my unintriguing spirit made me very incapable of managing it with tolerable art and secrecy.
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