Insipid
Meaning: Lacking flavor, interest, or energy; dull.
Example
- Critics called the sequel insipid, saying it repeated the original without any of its wit.
Synonyms and antonyms
Synonyms:
blanddullflavorless
Practice question
Which choice best matches the meaning of “insipid”?
Answer: C) Lacking flavor, interest, or energy; dull.
“Insipid” means: Lacking flavor, interest, or energy; dull.
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