How is the word quelconque translated from French to English

Peu attirant physiquement ; usage américain.

Not attractive in appearance; American usage.

adjective
English translation
homely

Examples with “quelconque”

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  • Elle se disait en plaisantant une fille quelconque. She jokingly called herself homely.

  • Le cottage a une atmosphère douillette. The cottage has a homely feel.

  • Ne traite personne de quelconque, c'est impoli. Don't call anyone homely, it's rude.

  • Leur cuisine est petite mais merveilleusement douillette. Their kitchen is small but wonderfully homely.

  • Elle jouait une fille quelconque dans la pièce de l'école. She played a homely girl in the school play.

  • Trouves-tu ces vieux fauteuils douillets ? Do you find these old armchairs homely?

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FAQ about “quelconque”

How is “quelconque” translated from French?
“quelconque” translates into English as “homely”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “quelconque” mean?
Meaning of “quelconque”: Peu attirant physiquement ; usage américain. In English — “homely”.
What part of speech is “quelconque”?
“quelconque” is an adjective.
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