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dullness

/ˈdʌl.nəs/

Tradução: Substantivo que designa a qualidade ou estado de ser desinteressante, de lentidão ou falta de inteligência, ou de ausência de brilho e intensidade.

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noun

/ˈdʌl.nəs/B2formal
  • ptSubstantivo que designa a qualidade ou estado de ser desinteressante, de lentidão ou falta de inteligência, ou de ausência de brilho e intensidade.

A noun referring to the quality or state of being uninteresting, slow-witted, lacking brightness, or lacking sharpness.

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  1. Slowness of understandingB2formal

    The quality of being slow to comprehend or learn.

    ptLentidão de entendimento

    • His dullness in math class frustrated the teacher.
    • The student's dullness was not due to lack of effort.
    • She overcame her initial dullness with persistent study.

    Sinônimosdensenessdimnessobtusenessslow-wittednessstupiditythickness

    Antônimosacuitybrightnessclevernessintelligencequicknesssharpness

  2. Lack of interest or excitementB2formal

    The quality of being boring, uninteresting, or monotonous.

    ptTédio

    • The dullness of the lecture made everyone sleepy.
    • He complained about the dullness of his daily routine.
    • The movie's dullness was criticized by reviewers.

    Sinônimosboredomdrearinessflatnessinsipidityjejunenesslifelessnessmonotonytediousnesstediumvapidity

    Antônimosexcitementinterestlivelinessstimulationvibrancy

  3. Lack of brightnessB2formal

    A lack of visual brightness, shine, or vividness.

    ptFalta de brilho

    • The dullness of the old photograph made it hard to see details.
    • The paint's dullness was due to years of exposure to sunlight.
    • She added a gloss to the surface to reduce its dullness.

    Sinônimosdarknessdimnessdinginessdrabnessflatnessgloomgloominessmurkiness

    Antônimosbrightnessbrillianceglossluminositylusterradianceshine

  4. Lack of sensitivityC1formal

    A lack of sharpness in feeling or perception; insensitivity.

    ptInsensibilidade

    • The dullness of his senses after the accident was alarming.
    • Emotional dullness can be a symptom of depression.
    • The medicine caused a temporary dullness in her sense of taste.

    Sinônimosinsensibilityinsensitivitynumbnessobtuseness

    Antônimosacuitykeennesssensitivitysharpness

  5. Lack of sharpnessB2formal

    The quality of being blunt or not having a sharp edge or point.

    ptEmbotamento

    • The dullness of the knife made cutting vegetables difficult.
    • He sharpened the blade to fix its dullness.
    • The dullness of the pencil tip required sharpening.

    Sinônimosbluntnessobtuseness

    Antônimosacutenessedgekeennesssharpness

Formas
  • dullnesses plural form
  • dullnesses' possessive plural form
  • dullness's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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