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blandly

/ˈblænd.li/

Traducción: Adverbio que significa «de manera insípida o sin rasgos distintivos»; describe una forma de hablar o comportarse que resulta aburrida, apagada, sin emoción o deliberadamente neutral.

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adverb

/ˈblænd.li/B2formal
  • esAdverbio que significa «de manera insípida o sin rasgos distintivos»; describe una forma de hablar o comportarse que resulta aburrida, apagada, sin emoción o deliberadamente neutral.

An adverb meaning "in a bland manner" — that is, without strong features, character, or expression. It can describe speech or behavior that is dull, unemotional, or deliberately neutral.

  1. In a mild or unexciting wayB2formal

    In a manner that is gentle, calm, and lacking strong features or excitement.

    esde manera suave o insulsa

    • He smiled blandly at the joke, not finding it funny.
    • She spoke blandly about the weather, avoiding any real conversation.
    • The food was served blandly, without any spices or seasoning.

    Sinónimoscalmlydullygentlyinsipidlymildlyunexcitingly

    Antónimosexcitinglyintenselyprovocativelysharplyspicilystrongly

  2. Without strong emotion or expressionB2formal

    In a way that shows no strong feelings, opinions, or reactions.

    essin expresión ni emoción

    • He blandly accepted the criticism without arguing.
    • She blandly stated the facts, showing no emotion.
    • The politician blandly repeated the same talking points.

    Sinónimosblanklydispassionatelyflatlyimpassivelytonelesslyunemotionallyvacantlywoodenly

    Antónimosanimatedlyemotionallyexpressivelyferventlyintenselypassionatelyspiritedlyvehemently

Formas
  • more blandly comparative form
  • most blandly superlative form
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