nondescript• Nothing wrong with it, but at first I thought it was nondescript, and then I thought it felt weird.• The detective drives a nondescript blue Ford, perfect for observing people unnoticed.• Yet this nondescriptclaypotendures.• The only people in the waiting room were a couple of rather nondescriptelderly ladies.• Diana cut a nondescript figure in her checked shirt, her sister's anorak, cords and wellingtonboots.• a nondescriptgraysuit• He would show the secretsymmetries in a nondescript life.• They were an average family living a boring life in a nondescript little house in the suburbs.• Further to the right the cliff becomes rather nondescript until a shallow, right-facing corner offers access to a fine steep wall.• Now, he wrote, it is in a little room in a nondescriptVictorianterraced house in a side-street in SouthLondon.
Originnondescript
(1600-1700)non- + Latindescriptus, past participle of describere; → DESCRIBE