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Another word for humdrum

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Adjective

  1. Arousing no interest or curiosity

    See also:

    excite

Noun

  1. A tiresome lack of variety

    See also:

    excite

    change

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Another word for humdrum

Modifier
  1. See also:

    dull

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Sentence Examples

  • But many people's lives do follow humdrum, dispiriting patterns because we employ too many people doing work that machines should be doing.

  • Boot chairs, beanbag chairs, and other styles can inspire a redo of a kid's humdrum room.

  • Hotel Monaco's ideal location near Union Square, San Francisco's theatre district and the Moscone Convention Center means you will never live a humdrum night while staying there.

  • Playing fun bridal shower games can add a lot to an otherwise humdrum get together.

  • Plus size slips can make the difference between a humdrum, ill-fitting outfit and an outstanding one.

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