In literature, the word "unpretentious" is employed to evoke a sense of simplicity and sincerity, whether describing an object, a setting, or even a character’s demeanor. Authors use it to depict modest shops or houses that possess a quiet charm without ostentation (as in [1] and [2]), and to characterize individuals who embody understated elegance and directness (seen in [3] and [4]). The term frequently appears in portrayals of architecture and landscapes, emphasizing functional, unadorned beauty ([5] and [6]), while it also colors descriptions of personal attributes and lifestyles that eschew extravagance in favor of genuine, unassuming quality ([7] and [8]).