Decent
Decent adjective - Conforming to a high standard of morality or virtue.
Unremarkable and decent are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Unremarkable" instead an adjective "Decent".
Unremarkable
Unremarkable adjective - Being of the type that is encountered in the normal course of events.
Decent and unremarkable are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Decent" instead an adjective "Unremarkable".
Nearby Word: unremarked
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- common and decent
- common and unremarkable
- standard and decent
- standard and unremarkable
- average and decent
- average and unremarkable
- moderate and decent
- moderate and unremarkable
- adequate and decent
- adequate and unremarkable
- fair and decent
- fair and unremarkable
- mediocre and decent
- mediocre and unremarkable
Both words in one sentence
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In tri-Ace's Star Ocean series, the "Tri-Emplem" is a decent but unremarkable accessory, especially by the time you get them.
Source: Joke Item - Slint's debut album, Tweez (1989), was a decent, if unremarkable Post-Hardcore album.
Source: Surprisingly Improved Sequel - Funnily, contemporary sources peg Eric as a decent man and good but unremarkable king (The few lines of the "Erikskrönika" that mentioin him state "he kept good counsel and chivalrous ways, and gave the farmers good years of peace").
Source: The Magnificent
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