Similar words: adventurous, venturous, adventure, adventurer, peradventure, adventurist, misadventure, adventuresome. Meaning: adj. lacking in boldness.
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1 He had a sort of dry, if unadventurous, humour in him, as suggested by that dreadful Bell's adage.
2 Charles and Diana sent back the bland and unadventurous vegetarian dish, a taste of the lacklustre state of the royal marriage.
3 With careful management and unadventurous policies the Crown could, however, keep afloat.
4 Reggie was an endearing, kindly man who had led a leisurely, unadventurous life as a country gentleman.
5 Hymn lists differ little from year to year and music programmes remain unadventurous.
6 Seen as overly defensive in his tactical outlook,(www.Sentencedict.com) stubborn and unadventurous.
7 The historian William Manchester castigated the tenor of youth in that era as "withdrawn, cautious, unimaginative, indifferent, unadventurous and silent."
8 Point at a selection, and it will be handed over in a room up the back staircase, behind a tattoo parlour, in a nearby warehouse, or even, for the ultra- unadventurous , back in the shop.
9 There is no gay neighborhood in Beirut per se, and bar-hopping here is not for the unadventurous .
10 By worrying about the wrong things, we do actual damage to our children, raising them to be anxious and unadventurous or, as she puts it, "hothouse, mama-tied, danger-hallucinating joy extinguishers."
11 French cuisine is criticized by international food philosophers as fussy, heavy, and unadventurous.
12 He used dodgy restaurants to 'test' his dates and weed out the unadventurous eaters.
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