savorless

With what Moley termed “a rather savorless Cabinet pudding” in place, the incoming administration focused on the alarming banking crisis.

But to Stewart the single cigar he had kept for himself seemed strangely savorless.

He saw that the mere sale of drawings would be a savorless success, if it bereft him of this plain-speaking but just friend.

There was not a laugh left in all the sad world that had abruptly grown old, and savorless.

Organized charity is a sapid and savorless thing; its place among moral agencies is no higher than that of root beer.