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dull

Definition for dull

adjective as in not sharp

adjective as in drab, lackluster in effect on senses

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Example Sentences

Far from all Londoners falling back on dull neutrals, Durran found red was “in the fashion ether at the time”; makeup designer Naomi Donne also goes crimson for Rita’s lipstick.

Seems like it might dull your knife.

It is mild for the time of year but it has typically been dull, grey and misty.

From BBC

After an expensive and acrimonious primary battle among Democrats, the general election race for the seat was sleepy, bordering on dull.

It worked a treat in a deadly dull first half but lost its impact as Liverpool ran riot once they had broken Bayer Leverkusen's resistance.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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