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.

Related words

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