dully

• Advérbio que significa «de forma opaca, apagada, monótona ou sem vivacidade». Descreve ações realizadas sem intensidade, brilho, nitidez ou entusiasmo, sendo usado para sons (abafados, pouco nítidos), dores (surdas, não agudas) ou falta de agudeza mental ou interesse.

An adverb meaning "in a dull manner." It can describe actions performed without sharpness, brightness, intensity, or liveliness. It is often used to describe sounds (muffled, not sharp), pain (not acute, but a persistent ache), or a lack of mental sharpness or interest.

1. Without livelinessB2formal

   In a manner that lacks energy, interest, or enthusiasm.

   Sem vivacidade

   • He stared dully at the television screen.
   • She answered dully, as if she hadn't slept in days.
   • The lecture was delivered dully, putting half the class to sleep.

   Sinônimosapatheticallydrearilyflatlylifelesslylistlesslysluggishlyunenthusiastically

   Antônimosanimatedlybrightlyeagerlyenthusiasticallykeenlylivelyspiritedlyvividly

2. Without luster or shineB2formal

   In a way that lacks brightness, gloss, or reflection.

   Sem brilho

   • The old coin shone dully in the dim light.
   • Her hair hung dully, lacking its usual shine.
   • The paint had dried dully, without any gloss.

   Sinônimosdarklydimlydingilydrablygloomily

   Antônimosbrightlybrilliantlyglossily