insipid

• Décrit quelque chose de fade, sans goût, ou dépourvu d'intérêt, de caractère ou de vivacité.

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

1. Lacking flavorB2formal

   Having little or no taste; bland.

   fade, insipide

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

   Synonymesblanddiluteflavorlesssavorlesstastelessthinunappetizingwateryweak

   Antonymesflavorfulpiquantsavoryspicytangytastyzesty

2. Lacking interest or excitementB2formal

   Dull, boring, or lacking in character or liveliness.

   Sans intérêt ni enthousiasme

   • 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.

   Synonymesblandboringcolorlessdrearydrydullflatlifelessprosaicspiritlessstaletediousuninterestingvapid

   Antonymesdynamicengagingexcitinglivelypiquantsparklingspiritedstimulatingvividzesty