insipid

/ɪnˈsɪp.ɪd/adjective

Dull and bland; lacking flavor, character, or interest.

Example sentences

“The coffee was weak and insipid.”
“Critics dismissed the film as insipid and forgettable.”

Started with food and drink, now covers conversation, prose, and personalities. A cutting word despite its mild sound.

Synonyms for insipid

bland
tasteless
flavorless
dull
vapid

Antonyms

flavorful
interesting

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Related words

insinuateTo suggest something unpleasant in an indirect way instead of saying it outright.insolentRude and disrespectful in words or behavior.insidiousCausing damage slowly and secretly, so that it goes unnoticed at first.instigateTo set an action or event in motion, especially by urging or encouraging others.insurmountableToo great to be overcome or dealt with.ineptLacking skill or ability; clumsy or incompetent at something.