The Collaborative International Dictionary
Undistinctive \Un`dis*tinc"tive\, a. Making no distinctions; not discriminating; impartial.
As undistinctive Death will come here one day.
--Dickens.
Wiktionary
a. Not distinctive
Usage examples of "undistinctive".
The room possessed a small fireplace too and, while the furnishings were undistinctive and lacking in color, a good deal could be done with personal touches.
He watched as Tetlak, his personal robot, guided Gubber's deliberately undistinctive aircar through the dark of night toward Settlertown.
He watched as Tetlak, his personal robot, guided Gubber’s deliberately undistinctive aircar through the dark of night toward Settlertown.
His face was pleasant but undistinctive, his demeanor had that honest and sincere look that I associate with spice salesmen and dead lyorn.
With some difficulty Biff negotiated the muddy driveway and pulled up in front of the house, a low ranch type which sat squat and undistinctive in the driving downpour.