“Undistinguished” in Japanese
Short answer
Undistinguished in Japanese is “平凡” (heibon). Full meaning: ordinary, common, commonplace, mediocre, unremarkable, undistinguished, uneventful.
Other ways to say “Undistinguished” in Japanese
パッとしない
pattoshinai unimpressive, unspectacular, unsatisfactory, undistinguished, lackluster, mediocre, dull, slack
へいぼん
heibon ordinary, common, commonplace, mediocre, unremarkable, undistinguished, uneventful
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