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drabness

/ˈdræb.nəs/

Tradução: Substantivo que designa a qualidade de ser sem graça, opaco ou sem cor; estado de algo ou alguém que é desinteressante, monótono ou sem atrativos.

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noun

/ˈdræb.nəs/C1formal
  • ptSubstantivo que designa a qualidade de ser sem graça, opaco ou sem cor; estado de algo ou alguém que é desinteressante, monótono ou sem atrativos.

A noun referring to the quality of being dull, lacking brightness, color, or stylishness; a state of being dowdy or uninteresting.

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  1. Lack of color or brightnessB2formal

    The quality of being dull, dreary, or lacking in color and liveliness.

    ptMonotonia

    • The drabness of the office walls made the room feel depressing.
    • She tried to add some color to the drabness of her wardrobe.
    • The winter landscape was characterized by a pervasive drabness.

    Sinônimosblandnesscolorlessnessdinginessdrearinessdullnessflatnessgloominesslifelessnessmonotonyvapidity

    Antônimosbrightnessbrilliancegaudinesslivelinessvividness

  2. Lack of style or eleganceB2formal

    The quality of being plain, dowdy, or lacking stylishness and sophistication.

    ptFalta de estilo ou elegância

    • The drabness of his outfit made him stand out for all the wrong reasons at the party.
    • She was tired of the drabness of her everyday work clothes.
    • The interior design was criticized for its overall drabness and lack of flair.

    Sinônimosblandnessdowdinessdullnesshomelinessplainnessshabbinessunattractiveness

    Antônimoschicdashelegancefashionflairglamourpanachepolishrefinementsmartnesssophisticationstyle

Formas
  • drabnesses plural form
  • drabnesses' possessive plural form
  • drabness's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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