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insipid

[in-sip-id] / ɪnˈsɪp ɪd /




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Then he quit journalism, calling it a “kid’s game” that was “insipid, sophomoric and superficial.”

From Los Angeles Times

Compared with other herbs, parsley is much less assertive, but by no means is it insipid.

From Washington Post

"I was at the Milan game last week where I thought their performance was really insipid," added Sutton, a Premier League title winner with Blackburn.

From BBC

Good god already seeing the insipid performative outrage at the Roald Dahl estate approving changes to his books, his estate approved this, nobody forced them.

From Washington Post

The comments, many of them insipid and stupid, most inane and some comical, left me shaking my head.

From Salon