unplain

unplain

English

Etymology

un- +‎ plain

Adjective

unplain (comparative more unplain, superlative most unplain)

1. (uncommon) Not plain.
   • 2013, Hilary M. Larkin, The Making of Englishmen: Debates on National Identity 1550-1650 (page 147)

     He has published the 'plain text' and then shown it to be an unplain text.

Translations

Translations

Finnish: epätavallinen (fi) (not plain, normal, regular) German: unschlicht

Polish: niezwyczajny (unusual), nieoczywisty (not obvious)