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Dull
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blunt implies a candor and tactlessness that show little regard for another's feelings "You're a fool," was his blunt reply; bluff suggests a coarse heartiness of manner and a good nature that causes the candor to seem inoffensive a bluff old gardener; brusque implies apparent rudeness, as evidenced by abruptness of speech or behavior a brusque rejection; curt suggests a terseness of expression that implies a lack of tact or courtesy a curt dismissal; gruff suggests bad temper and roughness of speech and manner, connoting, in addition, a harshness or throatiness in utterance a gruff sergeant See also syn. study at dull.
See blunt in Webster's New World Roget's A-Z Thesaurus II
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