unevocative

English

Etymology

From un- +‎ evocative.

Adjective

unevocative (comparative more unevocative, superlative most unevocative)

  1. Not evocative.
    • 2002, Marc Dubin, The Dodecanese and the East Aegean Islands, page 418:
      All told, it's the most unevocative of the island's three major sites and can be skipped without regret by non-specialists.
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