unromantic

All here is half-European, unromantic, not very picturesque.

To poor Mary this seemed to be most unromantic, most unpromising.

Swift in the wake of sorrow came the unromantic form of toil.

It will do you good to stay a while with my good, methodical, unromantic wife.

Such things did not happen these unromantic days to musical celebrities.

Yes, these are unromantic days, and there's no mistaking that fact!

“Not a noise,” said Nellie, shocked at his unromantic description.

“Not bad, for an unromantic imagination,” said Victor, with much gravity.

It is almost an adaptation of the unromantic Matthew to the Parisian stage.

Her fortune would be useful in the search, although it was unromantic to be rich.