vapid in Italian
vapid in Italian is banale, insignificante, insipido — vapid means lacking any interest, energy, or flavor; dull and unremarkable.
vapid in Italian
banale
insignificante
insipido
insulso
scialbo
scipito
What does "vapid" mean?
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adj Lacking any interest, energy, or flavor; dull and unremarkable.
"The movie's dialogue was vapid and forgettable."
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vapid in a sentence
- The movie's dialogue was vapid and forgettable.
- He gave a vapid smile and changed the subject.
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What is "vapid" in Italian?
"vapid" in Italian is banale, insignificante, insipido. vapid means: Lacking any interest, energy, or flavor; dull and unremarkable.
How do you use "vapid" in a sentence?
Example: "The movie's dialogue was vapid and forgettable." In Italian, "vapid" is banale, insignificante, insipido.
Are there other ways to say "vapid" in Italian?
Yes — Italian has 6 translations listed for "vapid": banale, insignificante, insipido, insulso, scialbo, scipito.
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