uninteresting in Greek
uninteresting in Greek is αδιάφορος — uninteresting means not interesting; dull or boring.
uninteresting in Greek
αδιάφορος
Pronounced: adiaforos
Arousing little or no interest; boring or uneventful.
What does "uninteresting" mean?
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adjective Not interesting; dull or boring.
"It was a long, uninteresting lecture on tax law."
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uninteresting in a sentence
- It was a long, uninteresting lecture on tax law.
- The scenery on that stretch of motorway is fairly uninteresting.
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What is "uninteresting" in Greek?
"uninteresting" in Greek is αδιάφορος. uninteresting means: Not interesting; dull or boring.
How do you pronounce αδιάφορος?
"uninteresting" in Greek is αδιάφορος, pronounced "adiaforos".
How do you use "uninteresting" in a sentence?
Example: "It was a long, uninteresting lecture on tax law." In Greek, "uninteresting" is αδιάφορος.
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