unfussy
Britishadjective
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not characterized by overelaborate detail
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not particular
he's unfussy about which grievances he exploits
Example Sentences
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Or Roberto de Zerbi, whose football is undoubtedly excellent - or any of the other candidates, rather than stick with someone who has gone about his work in such a calm and unfussy way while, crucially, dealing with the spotlight constantly trained on Old Trafford.
From BBC
But mainly it was for the unfussy way the £18.1m summer signing from Royal Antwerp dealt with a succession of corners fired into his six-yard box.
From BBC
We used to have more films like “Midwinter Break,” in which the combination of a couple of great actors, a gifted writer and the unfussy shepherding of a thorny, intimate scenario gave discerning moviegoers their recommended weekly allowance of adult drama about the human condition.
From Los Angeles Times
Touzani, an unfussy, patient director with a fondness for the simplicity of human interaction, implicitly trusts her star to carry the film’s effervescence and complexity, although you may wish the filmmaking was a little less straightforward.
From Los Angeles Times
Either way, sandwiches hit that rare sweet spot: filling but unfussy, communal without being precious, and universally understood.
From Salon
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