What is another word for unfastidious?
Pronunciation:
[ ʌnfastˈɪdɪəs], [ ʌnfastˈɪdɪəs], [ ʌ_n_f_a_s_t_ˈɪ_d_ɪ__ə_s]
Synonyms for Unfastidious:
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adj.
• slovenly- down at the heel ,
- down-at-the-heel ,
- grody ,
- unthorough ,
- botched ,
- dingy ,
- disorderly ,
- dowdy ,
- frumpy ,
- grungy ,
- icky ,
- loose ,
- pigpen ,
- seedy ,
- slack ,
- sleazy ,
- tacky ,
- topsy-turvy ,
- topsyturvy .
- bagged out ,
- beat up ,
- bedraggled ,
- dirty ,
- disarranged ,
- disordered ,
- frowzy ,
- grubby ,
- messed up ,
- ruffled ,
- rumpled ,
- tousled ,
- unbuttoned ,
- unzipped .
- coarse ,
- crude ,
- dilapidated ,
- neglected ,
- rough ,
- scruffy ,
- shaggy ,
- unclean ,
- unimproved ,
- unpolished ,
- vulgar .
Other relevant words:
- Disregardful ,
- blanket ,
- careless ,
- casual ,
- cursory ,
- disheveled ,
- dishevelled ,
- general ,
- haphazard ,
- heedless ,
- imprudent ,
- indifferent ,
- indiscreet ,
- indiscriminate ,
- insensitive ,
- irresponsible ,
- messy ,
- mussy ,
- neglectful ,
- negligent ,
- non-discriminatory ,
- non-selective ,
- perfunctory ,
- promiscuous ,
- slipshod ,
- sloppy ,
- slovenly ,
- tactless ,
- thoughtless ,
- uncaring ,
- uncombed ,
- unconscientious ,
- unconsidered ,
- uncritical ,
- undemanding ,
- undiscriminating ,
- unexacting ,
- unfussy ,
- unkempt ,
- unmeticulous ,
- unrefined ,
- unscrupulous ,
- unselective ,
- unsubtle ,
- untactful ,
- unthinking ,
- wholesale .
How to use "Unfastidious" in context?
The word "unfastidious" means extremely careful about matters of personal hygiene and cleanliness. Someone who is unfastidious is usually very conscientious about their appearance and the cleanliness of their environment. This trait can be seen as a sign of either great personal hygiene skills or a lack of interest in socializing or engaging in activities that may lead to contamination. Those who are unfastidious are often looked up to by others because of their high standards, and they can be frustratingly picky about the smallest details.
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