jejune

• Describe algo simplista, ingenuo o carente de sustancia; también puede referirse a algo aburrido o poco interesante.

Describes something that is simplistic, naive, or lacking in substance; can also refer to something that is dull or uninteresting.

1. Lacking nutritional valueC2formal

   Having little or no nourishing content; not sustaining.

   Desprovisto de valor nutritivo

   • The meal was jejune, consisting only of plain crackers and water.
   • He criticized the jejune diet of processed snacks.
   • The soup was jejune and offered no real sustenance.

   Sinónimosbarrenemptyhollowinsubstantialmeagermeaninglesspoorscantsparsesterileunsubstantial

   Antónimosnourishingnutritious

2. Immature or childishC2formal

   Showing a lack of maturity, sophistication, or serious thought.

   Inmaduro o infantil

   • His jejune remarks during the debate annoyed the panel.
   • The novel's plot was considered jejune by literary critics.
   • She dismissed his arguments as jejune and naive.

   Sinónimoscallowchildishgreenimmatureinexperiencedinfantilejuvenilenaivepuerile

   Antónimosgrownupmatureseasonedsophisticatedworldly

3. Dull or uninterestingC2formal

   Lacking significance, impact, or intellectual stimulation; boring.

   Soso, sin interés

   • The lecture was jejune, failing to engage the audience.
   • He found the conversation jejune and repetitive.
   • The film's jejune storyline left the viewers disappointed.

   Sinónimosaridboringdrydullhumdruminsipidtediousuninterestingvapid

   Antónimosabsorbingcaptivatingcompellingengagingenthrallingexcitingfascinatinggrippinginterestinglivelyprovocativerivetingstimulatingthought-provokingvivid