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insipid

/ɪnˈsɪp.ɪd/

Traducción: Describe algo insípido, sin sabor, o que resulta aburrido, monótono y carente de interés, carácter o viveza.

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adjective

/ɪnˈsɪp.ɪd/C1formal
  • esDescribe algo insípido, sin sabor, o que resulta aburrido, monótono y carente de interés, carácter o viveza.

Describes something that is dull, uninteresting, or lacking in flavor, character, or liveliness.

  1. Lacking flavorB2formal

    Having little or no taste; bland.

    esInsípido (sin sabor)

    • The soup was insipid and needed more salt.
    • He found the dish insipid and unappetizing.
    • The sauce was insipid, lacking any herbs or spices.

    Sinónimosblanddiluteflavorlesssavorlesstastelessthinunappetizingwateryweak

    Antónimosflavorfulpiquantsavoryspicytangytastyzesty

  2. Lacking interest or excitementB2formal

    Dull, boring, or lacking in character or liveliness.

    esInsípido, sin interés o emoción

    • The lecture was insipid and failed to engage the audience.
    • She described the movie as insipid and predictable.
    • His insipid conversation made the evening tedious.

    Sinónimosblandboringcolorlessdrearydrydullflatlifelessprosaicspiritlessstaletediousuninterestingvapid

    Antónimosdynamicengagingexcitinglivelypiquantsparklingspiritedstimulatingvividzesty

Formas
  • more insipid comparative form
  • most insipid superlative form
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