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Comparative for boring or severely lacking in interest
Comparative for lacking in color, vividness or brightness
Comparative for having a dull, light-brown color
Comparative for having a somber or dismal atmosphere or nature
Comparative for frumpy and generally unfashionable in appearance
Comparative for causing distress, sadness or anxiety
Comparative for dark or poorly lit
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Adjective
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Comparative for boring or severely lacking in interest
boringer
drearier
duller
blander
mundaner
staler
triter
feebler
limper
drier
lamer
tamer
arider
flatter
heavier
slower
stodgier
stuffier
barrener
older
stupider
wearier
bleaker
dowdier
plainer
dustier
commoner
deader
wishy-washier
prosier
weaker
draggier
dimmer
deadlier
stiffer
grayer
US
greyer
UK
normaler
sluggisher
pallider
emptier
simpler
ornerier
uselesser
beiger
quieter
slacker
sleepier
hollower
waterier
hackier
difficulter
rawer
wintrier
US
windier
damper
winterier
UK
seriouser
safer
softer
meagerer
US
somberer
US
sombrer
UK
meagrer
UK
staider
unpleasanter
poorer
weightier
pokier
miserabler
slighter
lowlier
squarer
cleaner
blinder
fairer
homelier
colder
drearer
vainer
humbler
blanker
starker
lanker
paltrier
meaner
clearer
mustier
hokier
hoarier
cobwebbier
currenter
longer
better
sillier
truer
better-known
widerspread
rifer
vulgarer
more tedious
more uninteresting
more unexciting
more uninspired
more uninspiring
more wearisome
more insipid
more spiritless
more vapid
more lacklustre
UK
more lifeless
more monotonous
more pedestrian
more ponderous
more sterile
more tired
more tiresome
more unimaginative
more vacuous
more characterless
more humdrum
more zestless
more antiseptic
more leaden
more mediocre
more tiring
more commonplace
more prosaic
more unexceptional
more unremarkable
more blah
more desolate
more lackluster
US
more unchanging
more ho-hum
more nondescript
more run-of-the-mill
more colorless
US
more colourless
UK
more banal
more uneventful
more ordinary
more routine
more plodding
more vanilla
more unstimulating
more unvaried
more featureless
more workaday
more undistinguished
more ho hum
more bromidic
more torpid
more unvarying
more laborious
more repetitious
more hackneyed
more anaemic
UK
more average
more wooden
more quotidian
more anemic
US
more soporific
more lustreless
more bloodless
more repetitive
more unmemorable
more banausic
more usual
more enervating
more exhausting
more apathetic
more inoffensive
more mechanical
more platitudinous
more conventional
more turgid
more soulless
more laboured
UK
more typical
more labored
US
more pointless
more lusterless
more expressionless
more dreich
more listless
more unoriginal
more derivative
more standard
more monotone
more neutral
more unrelieved
more soul-destroying
more uniform
more inane
more underwhelming
more plebeian
more interminable
more unenjoyable
more unentertaining
more irksome
more milk-and-water
more white-bread
more yawnsome
more depressing
more weariful
more mindless
more unappealing
more unlively
more toneless
more pedantic
more indistinctive
more stilted
more undistinctive
more regular
more unproductive
more mainstream
more stagnant
more worthless
more customary
more unadorned
more passionless
more noncommittal
more OK
more downcast
more unimpressive
more innocuous
more unspirited
more matter-of-fact
more threadbare
more middling
more faceless
more sapless
more deadpan
more prolix
more vacant
more dismal
more day-to-day
more generic
more unnoteworthy
more namby-pamby
more predictable
more second-rate
more uninterested
more impersonal
more indistinct
more annoying
more irritating
more undemonstrative
more uncreative
more unobjectionable
more harmless
more dispiriting
more sorrowful
more oppressive
more clinical
more uninviting
more disappointing
more unimpassioned
more puerile
more trivial
more diluted
more halfhearted
more unexceptionable
more unchanged
more samely
more formal
more inert
more verbose
more anodyne
more vexatious
more boresome
more unattractive
more disagreeable
more modest
more blasé
more inadequate
more mortal
more unromantic
more sing-song
more charmless
more tenuous
more indifferent
more unfeeling
more unexpressive
more unexcited
more forced
more depressed
more general
more passive
more unpretentious
more unprogressive
more inactive
more straightforward
more lethargic
more run of the mill
more unembellished
more unemotional
more businesslike
more institutional
more emotionless
more futile
more unpalatable
more whitebread
more familiar
more earthbound
more bomb
more cloying
more passable
more profitless
more slothful
more unimportant
more forgettable
more long-drawn-out
more suburban
more moth-eaten
more well-worn
more inexpressive
more unrewarding
more insignificant
more joyless
more corny
more tolerable
more fruitless
more irrelevant
more inconsiderable
more accustomed
more inconsequential
more immaterial
more plastic
more aimless
more purposeless
more unprofitable
more whatever
more meaningless
more ineffective
more inefficacious
more bootless
more otiose
more unsuccessful
more unavailing
more abortive
more ineffectual
more unfruitful
more unfilled
more bog standard
more overused
more overworked
more timeworn
more stereotypical
more shopworn
more set
more habitual
more played out
more worn out
more stereotypic
more traditional
more platitudinal
more cliched
more worn
more exhausted
more bathetic
more drained
more wonted
more frequent
more overdone
more ready-made
more prevailing
more prevalent
more established
more adequate
more popular
more natural
more amateur
more amateurish
more moderate
more settled
more orthodox
more expected
more unadventurous
more obligatory
more decent
more inconspicuous
more okay
more basic
more fixed
more bush-league
more par for the course
more antiquated
more obsolete
more proverbial
more uninventive
more accepted
more intermediate
more recognized
US
more unprepossessing
more meh
more characteristic
more domestic
more acknowledged
more long-winded
more chronic
more boilerplate
more universal
more recognised
UK
more archetypal
more archetypical
more methodical
more formalistic
more workday
more menial
more unartistic
more respectable
more practical
more classic
more outdated
more unfateful
more unspectacular
more satisfactory
more unspecial
more outmoded
more unmoved
more acceptable
more unpoetic
more literal
more unnoticeable
more unimpressed
more serviceable
more casual
more informal
more antwacky
more jake
more out-of-date
more old-hat
more heavy-handed
more vieux jeu
more overall
more pompous
more standardized
US
more cliché-ridden
more seasonal
more unextraordinary
more repeated
more representative
more orderly
more pervasive
more public
more acquainted
more in-between
more canonical
more honored
US
more unsophisticated
more recognizable
US
more time-honored
more recognisable
UK
more native
more sedate
more honoured
UK
more constant
more monolithic
more ❯
“The game turned out to be a dispassionately
drab
affair, and the Neanderthals in the stands soon found other ways to amuse themselves.”
Adjective
▲
Comparative for lacking in color, vividness or brightness
duller
greyer
UK
paler
dingier
drearier
gloomier
flatter
grayer
US
mousier
pallider
waterier
dustier
somberer
US
sombrer
UK
wishy-washier
plainer
darker
ashier
bleaker
blacker
dimmer
lighter
subtler
softer
mellower
washier
muddier
soberer
quieter
weaker
fainter
grimier
dowdier
sootier
colder
feebler
beiger
whiter
dirtier
filthier
buffer
sludgier
puttier
severer
staider
austerer
more colorless
US
more colourless
UK
more lackluster
US
more lacklustre
UK
more grayish
US
more lustreless
more neutral
more lusterless
more unlustrous
more vapid
more anemic
US
more anaemic
UK
more bloodless
more faded
more washed out
more subdued
more ashen
more illustrous
more subfusc
more restrained
more lifeless
more shaded
more understated
more toneless
more achromatic
more achromic
more low-key
more softened
more unobtrusive
more unpolished
more discolored
US
more discoloured
UK
more brownish
more tired
more bleached
more delicate
more indistinct
more sand
more tintless
more taupe
more indefinite
more insipid
more conservative
more unadventurous
more conventional
more repressed
more traditional
more unpretentious
more unflashy
more ❯
“They were divided neatly into standard classroom units and given a monastically austere appearance with
drab
walls.”
Adjective
▲
Comparative for having a dull, light-brown color
browner
beiger
tawnier
buffer
tanner
sandier
puttier
mousier
darker
more brownish
more sand
more khaki
more olive
more wheaten
more taupe
more bay
more neutral
more natural
more sepia
more mahogany
more auburn
more chocolate
more bronze
more russet
more brindled
more brindle
more ginger
more coppery
more fuscous
more copper
more nutbrown
more puce
more amber
“Several shades of
drab
have been used for military uniforms, including the above-mentioned light-brown color.”
Adjective
▲
Comparative for having a somber or dismal atmosphere or nature
sadder
unhappier
murkier
colder
blacker
dolefuler
bleaker
gloomier
grayer
US
drearier
sombrer
UK
miserabler
darker
wretcheder
somberer
US
grimmer
forlorner
moroser
sullener
direr
glummer
drearer
lonelier
mournfuller
dimmer
greyer
UK
cloudier
graver
austerer
harsher
bitterer
horrider
chillier
dingier
starker
woefuller
duller
sorrier
abjecter
shadowier
dourer
terribler
awfuller
horribler
barer
severer
badder
soberer
gruesomer
poorer
ghastlier
shadier
grislier
unearthlier
pitifuller
fouler
eerier
unpleasanter
blander
gorier
ghostlier
grotesquer
rottener
lousier
mopier
draggier
sterner
winterier
UK
tearier
wintrier
US
scarier
weirder
spookier
seriouser
sicker
unhealthier
squalider
sordider
filthier
scungier
earnester
weightier
deeper
staider
moodier
boringer
stonier
painfuller
scurvier
foggier
gaunter
trashier
shoddier
lower
deathlier
uglier
deadlier
harder
hollower
obscurer
droopier
wearier
broodier
surlier
sulkier
heavier
acuter
more disheartening
more godforsaken
more uninviting
more lugubrious
more tenebrous
more hopeless
more tenebrific
more melancholy
more dispiriting
more saturnine
more chill
more disconsolate
more despondent
more elegiac
more dismal
more lonesome
more depressing
more sunless
more elegiacal
more cheerless
more desolate
more solemn
more funereal
more comfortless
more joyless
more morbid
more sepulchral
more depressed
more pessimistic
more dreich
more oppressive
more unpromising
more downbeat
more cynical
more negative
more foreboding
more unfavourable
UK
more fatalistic
more unfavorable
US
more defeatist
more unfortunate
more troubled
more worrying
more ominous
more inauspicious
more unpropitious
more disadvantageous
more Eeyorish
more portentous
more depressive
more pathetic
more distressing
more unwelcoming
more melancholic
more inhospitable
more uncomfortable
more heartbreaking
more heartrending
more dolorous
more dreadful
more dejected
more macabre
more rueful
more piteous
more blue
more humorless
US
more humourless
UK
more sorrowful
more horrific
more lamentable
more clinical
more impersonal
more mirthless
more institutional
more sedate
more forbidding
more drearisome
more pitiable
more frightening
more lurid
more frightful
more woebegone
more spiritless
more horrifying
more appalling
more crestfallen
more distressed
more horrendous
more execrable
more disagreeable
more nightmarish
more dispirited
more terrifying
more detestable
more monstrous
more fearsome
more afflicted
more saddening
more tearful
more jarring
more terrific
more pitiless
more grewsome
more atrocious
more chilling
more spookish
more sickening
more hideous
more upsetting
more tragic
more deplorable
more grievous
more harrowing
more colorless
US
more colourless
UK
more impoverished
more indigent
more displeasing
more revolting
more suspicious
more distrustful
more loathsome
more repugnant
more repulsive
more unenthusiastic
more gut-wrenching
more offensive
more lacklustre
UK
more lackluster
US
more monotonous
more stony-faced
more uninspiring
more subdued
more blah
more unexciting
more lifeless
more uninteresting
more no-nonsense
more poker-faced
more humdrum
more pained
more anguished
more traumatic
more overcast
more disconcerting
more disquieting
more dirgelike
more tragical
more distressful
more exequial
more maudlin
more funebrial
more deathlike
more spartan
more brooding
more intolerable
more clouded
more derisory
more blackened
more ebon
more lowering
more poverty-stricken
more downcast
more down in the dumps
more down in the mouth
more low-spirited
more heartbroken
more inconsolable
more Stygian
more heavy-hearted
more urgent
more far-reaching
more uncaring
more disappointing
more unimpassioned
more unmoved
more poignant
more plaintive
more bearish
more nostalgic
more sinister
more grief-stricken
more taciturn
more devastated
more touching
more moving
more off-putting
more unhopeful
more heartsick
more brokenhearted
more heartsore
more desperate
more chapfallen
more crabbed
more mopish
more oppressed
more depressant
more dangerous
more ruinous
more unamusing
more ill-fated
more devastating
more ill-starred
more critical
more destructive
more strenuous
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Comparative for frumpy and generally unfashionable in appearance
dowdier
plainer
shabbier
frumpier
stodgier
squarer
daggier
scruffier
sloppier
cheesier
tackier
trashier
slovenlier
untidier
frowzier
frowsier
messier
slobbier
rattier
blowsier
scrubbier
grubbier
homelier
mangier
raggedier
grungier
dirtier
sleazier
pokier
mumsier
baggier
mouldier
UK
moldier
US
duller
shaggier
blowzier
scragglier
tanglier
stragglier
wilder
knottier
dingier
seedier
raunchier
schlumpier
grottier
scraggier
vulgarer
coarser
tattier
grodier
drearier
sadder
unseemlier
more old-fashioned
more unfashionable
more unstylish
more frumpish
more unhip
more tasteless
more démodé
more unkempt
more bedraggled
more slobbish
more disheveled
US
more dishevelled
UK
more tousled
more ragged
more tired
more slipshod
more unsophisticated
more fogeyish
more slatternly
more raddled
more inelegant
more outmoded
more dated
more antiquated
more outdated
more archaic
more out-of-date
more vintage
more antwacky
more rumpled
more ill-groomed
more matted
more uncombed
more draggletailed
more draggle-tailed
more windblown
more disordered
more wrinkled
more ragtag
more mussy
more windswept
more knotted
more tatterdemalion
more unpolished
more slapdash
more frayed
more frazzled
more messed up
more messed-up
more faded
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Comparative for causing distress, sadness or anxiety
direr
woefuller
miserabler
grimmer
sadder
wretcheder
painfuller
unluckier
difficulter
bitterer
gloomier
pitifuller
bleaker
poorer
sombrer
UK
somberer
US
unhappier
dolefuler
drearier
sorrier
moroser
nastier
glummer
colder
terribler
drearer
unpleasanter
darker
mournfuller
dingier
harsher
awfuller
badder
severer
horribler
crueler
graver
ghastlier
horrider
harder
rottener
hairier
viler
fouler
lousier
gruesomer
awkwarder
grislier
meaner
tougher
soberer
heavier
austerer
starker
viciouser
sourer
plaguier
yukkier
yuckier
intenser
unkinder
fiercer
ickier
unlovelier
peskier
suckier
disgustinger
boringer
grosser
cringier
grodier
forlorner
harmfuller
stiffer
ruggeder
rougher
wickeder
trickier
tearier
mightier
thornier
hatefuller
acuter
fearfuller
stickier
pricklier
sullener
seriouser
powerfuller
scarier
crummier
sterner
grottier
uglier
sorer
greater
beastlier
tenderer
more dreadful
more unfortunate
more tragic
more distressing
more lamentable
more grievous
more appalling
more deplorable
more regrettable
more heartbreaking
more dismal
more harrowing
more upsetting
more distressful
more disturbing
more heartrending
more agonizing
US
more traumatic
more worrying
more troublesome
more depressing
more disquieting
more cheerless
more troubling
more disheartening
more tragical
more tormenting
more hopeless
more unsettling
more disappointing
more excruciating
more hurtful
more stressful
more alarming
more poignant
more worrisome
more joyless
more saddening
more desolate
more frightening
more sorrowful
more oppressive
more comfortless
more pitiable
more vexatious
more melancholy
more crushing
more discomposing
more dispiriting
more rueful
more afflictive
more depressive
more troublous
more melancholic
more funereal
more demoralising
UK
more demoralizing
US
more disconsolate
more nagging
more dispirited
more dolesome
more dolorous
more mirthless
more confronting
more lachrymose
more gut-wrenching
more nerve-racking
more nail-biting
more nerve-wracking
more heart-wrenching
more pathetic
more uncomfortable
more depressed
more moving
more piteous
more horrific
more plangent
more pensive
more horrifying
more derisible
more frightful
more lugubrious
more mortifying
more irksome
more torturous
more disconcerting
more galling
more daunting
more distasteful
more unpalatable
more forbidding
more objectionable
more affecting
more loathsome
more macabre
more trying
more displeasing
more unwelcome
more horrendous
more nightmarish
more disagreeable
more abominable
more unpleasing
more atrocious
more execrable
more brutal
more fraught
more savage
more annoying
more hellacious
more uncongenial
more irritating
more revolting
more touching
more monstrous
more solemn
more hostile
more ruthless
more off-putting
more plaintive
more burdensome
more bothersome
more oppressed
more merciless
more frustrating
more taxing
more abhorrent
more chilling
more offensive
more unsavory
US
more unamusing
more unendurable
more unsavoury
UK
more humourless
UK
more humorless
US
more unbearable
more exacting
more inauspicious
more calamitous
more unrelenting
more rigorous
more pitiless
more impoverished
more wearisome
more emotional
more onerous
more repugnant
more repellent
more haunting
more anguished
more tiresome
more inconvenient
more sedate
more terrifying
more unfavorable
US
more unfavourable
UK
more parlous
more foreboding
more maddening
more exasperating
more intolerable
more repulsive
more unpropitious
more sinister
more embarrassing
more distressed
more detestable
more odious
more cringeworthy
more nauseating
more tedious
more obnoxious
more sickening
more injurious
more punishing
more poverty-stricken
more unappealing
more hellish
more pestilent
more pestiferous
more devastating
more impressive
more repellant
more nettlesome
more pestilential
more cussed
more pesty
more infuriating
more infernal
more confounded
more abrasive
more rebarbative
more tearful
more emotive
more impactful
more relentless
more ferocious
more punchable
more jarring
more wearing
more murderous
more inhuman
more heartwarming
more inhospitable
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