insipid in Irish
insipid in Irish is leamh — insipid means lacking flavor; bland.
insipid in Irish
leamh
Unappetizingly flavorless.
What does "insipid" mean?
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adjective Lacking flavor; bland.
"The soup was watery and insipid."
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adjective Lacking character, energy, or interest.
"The film's dialogue felt insipid and forgettable."
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insipid in a sentence
- The soup was watery and insipid.
- The film's dialogue felt insipid and forgettable.
- His speech was polite but insipid, with nothing memorable in it.
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What is "insipid" in Irish?
"insipid" in Irish is leamh. insipid means: Lacking flavor; bland.
How do you use "insipid" in a sentence?
Example: "The soup was watery and insipid." In Irish, "insipid" is leamh.
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