Dull Synonyms and Antonyms
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Having only a limited ability to learn and understand
(Adjective)
Lacking intelligence or sensitivity; said usually of living beings
(Adjective)
Synonyms:
- stupid
- insensitive
- numb
- torpid
- unresponsive
- wooden
- stolid
- obtuse
- sluggish
- heavy
- slow
- retarded
- witless
- sleepy
- backward
- benumbed
- dense
- dullwitted
- tedious
- boring
- unintelligent
- ignorant
- unintellectual
- vacuous
- doltish
- insensible
- besotted
- scatterbrained
- feeble-minded
- half-witted
- addled
- addlebrained
- thick-witted
- slow-witted
- thick-skulled
- imbecilic
- insensate
- dim
- prosy
- prosaic
- unimaginative
- fatuous
- unfeeling
- blunted
- listless
- apathetic
- phlegmatic
- not bright
- spiritless
- brainless
- stuporous
- shallow
- indolent
- unentertaining
- non compos mentis
- simple-minded
- simple
- moronic
- lumpish
- stuffy
- stodgy
- dumb
- thick
- dopey
- lowbrow
- stupid as an ox
- blockheaded
- muscle-bound
- nitwitted
- dimwitted
- dead from the ears up
- not all there
Lacking passion and emotion
(Adjective)
Lacking brightness or color
(Adjective)
Synonyms:
Showing little activity
(Adjective)
Synonyms:
- slow
- sluggish
- slack
- off
- placid
- languid
- lethargic
- still
- down
- listless
- lackadaisical
- regular
- depressed
- inactive
- lifeless
- spiritless
- uneventful
- unexciting
- slothful
- without incident
- quiet
- even
- torpid
- inert
- bovine
- cowlike
- routine
- usual
- accustomed
- monotonous
- unresponsive
- stagnant
- dead
- boring
- falling-off
- apathetic
- stolid
- flat
- lumpish
- lumpy
- bearish
- poky
- soft
Antonyms:
Lacking interest; said usually of writing, speaking, or inanimate things
(Adjective)
Synonyms:
- colorless
- arid
- pedestrian
- stodgy
- boring
- dry
- flat
- drab
- slow
- humdrum
- prosaic
- lifeless
- lackluster
- tedious
- tiresome
- unimaginative
- aseptic
- bland
- dismal
- dreary
- heavy
- commonplace
- common
- banal
- wearisome
- insipid
- monotonous
- uninspired
- prosy
- conventional
- depressing
- dense
- trite
- jejune
- blah
- stupid
- dim
- stuffy
- vapid
- stale
- uninteresting
- pointless
- lusterless
- routine
- sluggish
- tame
- dumb
- soporific
- irksome
- ho-hum
- stereotyped
- stereotypical
- unexciting
- obtuse
- leaden
- hackneyed
- barren
- deadly
- longwinded
- prolix
- ordinary
- usual
- unenlivened
- old
- ancient
- moth-eaten
- anodyne
- out-of-date
- apathetic
- earthbound
- antediluvian
- archaic
- banausic
- hoary
- beetle-headed
- worn-out
- blind
- tired
- blockish
- driveling
- blunt
- senseless
- brainless
- bromidic
- callous
- uninspiring
- flavorless
- clinical
- platitudinous
- cloudy
- comatose
- deaden
- familiar
- depressed
- well-known
- desensitize
- dimwitted
- dingy
- dispirited
- plodding
- doltish
- repetitious
- down
- unvarying
- drear
- boresome
- drowsy
- abused
- repetitive
- dulled
- oft-repeated
- faceless
- well-worn
- faint
- fatiguing
- matter-of-fact
- foggy
- gloomy
- wearing
- gray
- grey
- producing ennui
- hebetate
- hebetudinous
- wooden
- inactive
- deadening
- characterless
- inanimate
- inapt
- wearying
- indistinct
- tiring
- inert
- insensate
- insensible
- insensitive
- lackadaisical
- stock
- languid
- the usual thing
- languorous
- spiritless
- the same old thing
- lethargic
- listless
- draggy
- loggerheaded
- dry as dust
- logy
- lumbering
- cut-and-dried
- sterile
- without any kick
- matte
- monotone
- dead-as-a-doornail
- moronic
- mundane
- murky
- muted
- nondescript
- numb
- opaque
- oscitant
- overcast
- pallid
- parochial
- perfunctory
- phlegmatic
- shallow
- simple
- square
- stagnant
- stolid
- stylized
- subfusc
- torpid
- unadventurous
- uneventful
- unfeeling
- unintelligent
- unsensational
- vacuous
- weaken
- zestless
Antonyms:
Lacking gloss and luster
(Adjective)
Synonyms:
Not clear and resonant; sounding as if striking with or against something relatively soft
(Adjective)
Synonyms:
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