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unslick
adjective
uk /ʌnˈslɪk/ us /ʌnˈslɪk/
seeming to involve a lot of effort, problems, or untidiness:
The final result is pleasingly unslick, as though they did not want to be seen to be trying too hard.
The farmer runs a decidedly unslick operation - the truck used for transporting the grain has no brakes.
(of a person) sincere and honest rather than very skilful and impressive:
He's so unslick - he's not that interested in being a great entertainer - and that's why so many other comedians love him.
The film is messy, unslick, and often random.
These works of art are defiantly unslick, with a roughness that brings home their handmade quality.
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dewy-eyed
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rubbish
uninformed
uninitiated
unrefined
unscholarly
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untravelled
untutored
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Opposite
slick
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