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Synonym for "dull"

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The synonym dull synonymous definition words:
dull [verb]
means "activity"
depress, deject, discourage, dishearten, dispirit, sadden
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dull [verb]
means "action"
tarnish, deaden, shackle, dim, benumb, soften, blunt
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dull [adjective]
means "property"
inert, lifeless, sombre, fat, inactive, sad, inanimate, slack
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dull [adjective]
means "characteristic"
backward, prosaic, boring, fatuous, foolish, depressing, inapt, drear, blunt, unsharpened, pointless, colourless, gloomy, sober, sombre, drab, dark, stupid, faint, blunted, tedious, pedestrian, obtuse, dim, uninteresting, dingy, dim
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dull [adjective]
means "behaviour"
placid, languid, listless, flat, apathetic, slow, heavy, inanimate
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annoyed [adjective]
means "wearied"
dull, bored, fed up, irked
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apathetic [adjective]
means "listless"
lethargic, dull, languid, indolent, phlegmatic, cool
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backward [adjective]
means "slow"
ignorant, undeveloped, underdeveloped, dull, retarded, dense
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black as soot [adjective]
means "sooty"
coal black, pitch, black, dark, dull
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bland [adjective]
means "flat"
dull
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bleary [adjective]
means "dim"
inconspicuous, blear, subtle, dull, faded, fuzzy
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blunt [adjective]
means "slow"
stupid, dim-witted, dull, stolid, heavy, thick
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bored [adjective]
means "wearied"
dull, annoyed, fed up, irked
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boring [adjective]
means "property"
dull, fatuous, foolish, depressing, inapt, drear
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cold [adjective]
means "character trait"
calm, dull, disheartening, spiritless, deliberate
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colorless [adjective]
means "drab"
pallid, lacklustre, lackluster [US], lifeless, pale, dull
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colorless [adjective]
means "common"
prosaic, characterless, prosy, nondescript, dull, same
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colourless [adjective]
means "drab"
pallid, lack-lustre, lifeless, pale, dull, ashen
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colourless [adjective]
means "common"
prosaic, dull, same, banal, nondescript, prosy
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corny [adjective]
means "trite"
stale, dull, stupid, stereotyped
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darken [verb]
means "dim"
cloud, dull, obscure
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dead [adjective]
means "property"
inert, flat, sluggish, dull, stagnant, low
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deaden [verb]
means "numb"
slow, dull
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dense [adjective]
means "character trait"
stupid, dull, half-witted, ignorant, imbecilic, moronic
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depress [verb]
means "lower"
sink, dull, squash, drop, settle, dip
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diffuse [adjective]
means "rambling"
wordy, verbose, dull, prolix
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dim [verb]
means "fade"
blur, dull, fog
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dim [verb]
means "darken"
cloud, dull, obscure
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dingy [adjective]
means "dirty"
clouded, dark, dull, sullied
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dirty [adjective]
means "property"
dingy, clouded, dark, dull, sullied
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discolour [verb]
means "tarnish"
dull
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discourage [verb]
means "obstruct"
dull, deter, forbid, dissuade, inhibit, hinder
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dreary [adjective]
means "sorrowful"
cheerless, boring, wintry, dull, monotonous, tedious
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dry [adjective]
means "characteristic"
boring, barren, dreary, dull, jejune, tedious
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dun [adjective]
means "colour"
brownish, drab, brown, sallow, mousy, dull
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faint [adjective]
means "property"
dim, inconspicuous, blear, subtle, dull, faded
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fat [adjective]
means "characteristic"
dull, coarse, sluggish, stupid
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fatuous [adjective]
means "boring"
dull, foolish, depressing, inapt, dreary, dim
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flat [adjective]
means "property"
boring, pointless, dull, lifeless, prosaic, spiritless
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foolish [adjective]
means "asinine"
balmy, dull, crazy, fatuous, dilly, inane
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glassy-eyed [adjective]
means "lifeless"
dull, drugged, expressionless, agog, dead
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heavy [adjective]
means "characteristic"
clumsy, listless, slow, dull
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heavy [adjective]
means "character trait"
dull, boring, burdensome, lifeless, ponderous, tedious
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inactive [adjective]
means "inert"
flat, sluggish, dull, stagnant, low, torpid
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inconspicuous [adjective]
means "dim"
faint, blear, subtle, dull, faded, fuzzy
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inert [adjective]
means "dead"
flat, sluggish, dull, stagnant, low, torpid
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inoperative [adjective]
means "inert"
flat, sluggish, dull, stagnant, low, torpid
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insipid [adjective]
means "flat"
dull
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interminable [adjective]
means "continual"
ceaseless, constant, endless, eternal, monotonous, dull
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jejune [adjective]
means "boring"
barren, dreary, dull, dry, tedious, tiresome
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lackadaisical [adjective]
means "languid"
listless, sluggish, dull, inert, inactive, spiritless
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languid [adjective]
means "lackadaisical"
listless, sluggish, dull, inert, inactive, spiritless
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leaden [adjective]
means "colour"
grey, dull
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lusterless [adjective]
means "property"
dull, drab, lacklustre, lackluster [US], muted, pale
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lustreless [adjective]
means "drab"
pallid, lacklustre, lifeless, pale, dull, ashen
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monotonous [adjective]
means "flat"
dull
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moronic [adjective]
means "foolish"
retarded, backward, dull, dim-witted, half-witted, imbecile
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mousy [adjective]
means "colour"
brownish, drab, brown, sallow, dun, dull
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musty [adjective]
means "trite"
shop-worn, worn, dull, threadbare, hackneyed
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neutral [adjective]
means "indeterminate"
abstract, drab, colourless, vague, dull
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nondescript [adjective]
means "common"
prosaic, dull, same, banal, colourless, prosy
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numb [verb]
means "deaden"
desensitise, desensitize, dull, paralyse, stun, blunt
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obtuse [adjective]
means "undiscerning"
dull, ignorant, dumb, dense, insensible
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obtuse [adjective]
means "blunt"
dull, rounded, stolid, not sharp
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pallid [adjective]
means "drab"
colourless, lack-lustre, lifeless, pale, dull, ashen
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paralyse [verb]
means "deaden"
desensitise, desensitize, dull, numb, stun, blunt
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prolix [adjective]
means "rambling"
wordy, verbose, dull, diffuse
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prosaic [adjective]
means "boring"
pointless, dull, lifeless, flat, spiritless, tedious
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prosy [adjective]
means "common"
prosaic, dull, same, banal, nondescript, colourless
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rambling [adjective]
means "diffuse"
wordy, verbose, dull, prolix
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repetitive [adjective]
means "repeated"
continual, redundant, incessant, repetitious, verbose, dull
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sapless [adjective]
means "insipid"
flat, boring, spiritless, tame, lifeless, dull
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shackle [verb]
means "impede"
slow, dull, restrict
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slack [adjective]
means "quiet"
idle, inactive, blunted, dull
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slavish [adjective]
means "imitative"
faithful, dull
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slow [adjective]
means "characteristic"
dense, leaden, dull, apathetic, torpid, phlegmatic
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slow [adjective]
means "character trait"
dull, boring, humdrum, tedious, uninteresting, tame
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sober [adjective]
means "colour"
dark, sombre, dull, neutral
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soft [adjective]
means "property"
faint, dull, dim, wan, light, quiet
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somber [adjective]
means "dark"
dusky, shady, cloudy, dull, unlighted, sunless
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sooty [adjective]
means "black as soot"
coal black, pitch, black, dark, dull
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squash [verb]
means "action"
lower, sink, dull, depress, drop, settle
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stagnant [adjective]
means "sluggish"
listless, dull, lifeless, torpid, passive, phlegmatic
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stale [adjective]
means "trite"
common, dull, banal, humdrum, uninteresting, commonplace
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stupid [adjective]
means "property"
dull, insipid, boring, tedious, vapid, uninteresting
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subnormal [adjective]
means "inferior"
retarded, dull, second-rate, unintelligent, lesser, obtuse
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sullen [adjective]
means "sluggish"
slow, dull, stagnant
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tame [adjective]
means "property"
uninteresting, boring, monotonous, tedious, dull, routine
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tarnish [verb]
means "discolour"
dull
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tasteless [adjective]
means "flat"
dull, flavourless, bland, uninteresting, vapid, insipid
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thick [adjective]
means "characteristic"
obtuse, doltish, dull, stupid, unintelligent, slow
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thick-skinned [adjective]
means "insensitive"
unfeeling, hardened, callous, dull, obtuse, pachydermatous
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thoughtless [noun]
means "irrational"
stupid, foolish, witless, inept, vacuous, dull
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underdeveloped [adjective]
means "slow"
ignorant, undeveloped, backward, dull, dense, unenlightened
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undeveloped [adjective]
means "slow"
ignorant, backward, underdeveloped, dull, dense, unenlightened
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unenlightened [adjective]
means "slow"
ignorant, undeveloped, underdeveloped, dull, dense, backward
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unexpressive [adjective]
means "inexpressive"
dull
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unimposing [adjective]
means "insignificant"
dull, lifeless, routine, slight, regular, mundane
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unintelligent [adjective]
means "obtuse"
doltish, dull, stupid, thick, slow, bovine
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uninteresting [adjective]
means "boring"
dull
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vapid [adjective]
means "flat"
dull, lifeless, flavourless, insipid
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verbose [adjective]
means "rambling"
wordy, diffuse, dull, prolix
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washed out [adjective]
means "faded"
bleached, drab, lack-lustre, dull, pale, colourless
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wearisome [adjective]
means "boring"
dull, monotonous, tedious, tiresome, humdrum, trying
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wordy [adjective]
means "rambling"
diffuse, verbose, dull, prolix
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dullard [noun]
means "dunce"
blockhead, dolt, idiot, simpleton, block
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dullness [noun]
means "stupidity"
insensibility, numbness
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dullness [noun]
means "mediocrity"
sameness, tedium, dimness, monotony, insipidity
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block [noun]
means "person"
dunce, blockhead, dolt, idiot, simpleton, dullard
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insipidity [noun]
means "mediocrity"
sameness, tedium, dimness, monotony, dullness
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numbness [noun]
means "stupidity"
insensibility, dullness
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paralysis [noun]
means "numbness"
insensibility, dullness
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platitude [noun]
means "triteness"
banality, insipidity, inanity, dullness, plainness
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stupidity [noun]
means "simple-mindedness"
feeble-mindedness, dullness, sluggishness, imbecility, idiocy
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tediousness [noun]
means "tedium"
monotony, routine, stuffiness, boredom, dullness
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