Not worthy of attention or comment; ordinary or typical to the point of being unnoticed. Describes something that fails to stand out or attract notice due to its commonplace nature.
Formed by adding the prefix 'un-' (not) to 'remarkable,' which comes from 'remark' meaning 'to notice, observe.' The word emphasizes the absence of distinctive qualities that would draw attention or comment.
In medical contexts, 'unremarkable' is actually good news - it means normal, healthy, nothing unusual to worry about. Sometimes being completely ordinary is exactly what you want!
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