Definition of "inobtrusive" [in•ob•tru•sive]

• Not noticeable; unobtrusive. (adjective)

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• "Several guys had that CIA look with a cord wriggling into their ears and walkies in their hands, but were professional and inobtrusive."
• "She was kind and inobtrusive and it is a testimony to how good it was that for the 30 odd years since i left her school i have carried her recipie books with me."
• "You will see inobtrusive body guards standing around Mazatlan, assigned to driving a child to dance class or accompanying the boss for meetings."