verb
definition
Too fail to impress positively; to leave very little impression or a bad impression;
adjective
definition
Not impressed
Examples of unimpressed in a Sentence
He crossed his arms, unimpressed.
Unimpressed with the children's clothing options she found in America, she started her company with just a small catalog.
Also unimpressed by the free content vogue among newspapers is Martin Sorrell, chief executive of the advertising giant WPP.
Anyone who has been unimpressed with the grid-like look of the standard panels (although these too are constantly evolving) will be delighted to see that the solar tiles look very like standard roof tiles.
If donors are unimpressed by or uninterested in the recipient they are unlikely to give, and if fundraisers do not adequately perform their jobs no money will be raised.
But he was unimpressed, finding it too artful, too tame.
Andy was pretty underwhelmed by it, unimpressed by its heavy borrowings from the design team's previous two efforts.
Andy was pretty underwhelmed by it, unimpressed by its heavy borrowings from the design team 's previous two efforts.
On those discount shelves, you can find a lot of loud prints and trendy outfits your child either won't like or will be unimpressed with a month later.