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Definitions

white-bread

ADJECTIVE
humdrum
Synonyms
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drab dreary everyday monotonous mundane plodding tedious uninteresting
STRONG
blah common commonplace monotone ordinary pedestrian routine treadmill vanilla
WEAK
arid banausic bromidic dim dime a dozen dull garden-variety insipid lifeless prosy repetitious tiresome toneless unvaried wearisome
Antonyms
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exciting interesting
STRONG
abnormal different exceptional extraordinary rare uncommon unusual
WEAK
busy eventful lively
ADJECTIVE
ordinary
Synonyms
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common conventional dull generic humble mediocre normal plain simple unremarkable workaday
STRONG
commonplace fair familiar garden homespun household inferior mean pedestrian plastic routine vanilla
WEAK
characterless garden variety habitual indifferent modest no great shakes prosaic quotidian run-of-the-mill second-rate so-so stereotyped undistinguished uneventful unexceptional uninspired unmemorable unnoteworthy unpretentious usual
Antonyms
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abnormal complex complicated decorated difficult embellished extraordinary intelligent intricate irregular ornate smart sophisticated strange superior unclear uncommon unconventional unusual
STRONG
different exceptional
WEAK
distinctive remarkable special
ADJECTIVE
plain
Synonyms
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conventional dull ordinary simple traditional
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average common commonplace routine vanilla
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homely lowly modest quotidian usual workaday
Antonyms
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abnormal different intelligent irregular new smart uncommon unusual
STRONG
exceptional extraordinary infrequent rare
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abstruse ambiguous attractive beautiful complex complicated decorated difficult dressed-up embellished formal hidden imperceptible incomprehensible intricate obscure obscured ornate pretty unclear vague
ADJECTIVE
tame
Synonyms
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bland bloodless boring feeble mild weak
STRONG
diluted limp
WEAK
boiled down conventional flat halfhearted humdrum insipid lifeless monotonous prosaic routine spiritless tedious unexciting uninspiring vapid wearisome without punch
Antonyms
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able strong
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bright exciting interesting unmanageable untamed violent wild
ADJECTIVE
usual
Synonyms
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constant conventional current customary everyday expected familiar frequent natural normal prevailing regular routine
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accepted accustomed average chronic commonplace cut-and-dried fixed garden variety general grind habitual mainstream matter-of-course ordinary plain plastic prevalent quotidian rife run-of-the-mill so-so standard stock typic unremarkable vanilla wonted workaday
Antonyms
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abnormal different eccentric foreign inconstant infrequent irregular new occasional original rare strange uncommon unconventional unfamiliar unsteady unusual
WEAK
atypical
ADJECTIVE
everyday
Synonyms
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commonplace frequent mundane normal ordinary prosaic usual workaday
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accustomed average conventional customary daily dime a dozen dull familiar garden variety habitual informal lowly mainstream middle-of-the-road per diem plain quotidian routine run-of-the-mill stock unexceptional unimaginative unremarkable vanilla wonted
Antonyms
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abnormal extraordinary infrequent irregular rare uncommon unusual
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different exceptional special unexpected unfamiliar
ADJECTIVE
bland
Synonyms
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banal boring dull insipid tame tedious watery wishy-washy
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blah dull as dishwater flat flavorless ho-hum humdrum milk-and-water monotonous nothing pabulum sapless unexciting uninspiring uninteresting unstimulating vanilla vapid waterish weak wimpy zero
Antonyms
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bright exciting interesting lively
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bitter delicious distinctive sharp tasty yummy zingy

Example Sentences

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But it was her TV ads for orange juice—featuring her own children, a cartoon bird, and a lilting jingle about the “Florida sunshine tree”—that made her the nation’s leading avatar for white-bread American wholesomeness.

From Slate • Jan. 11, 2025

The goal was to enable Disney to avoid the honky-tonk character of development around Disneyland in Anaheim, and instead keep the Florida property in perfectly coiffed white-bread comeliness.

From Los Angeles Times • Aug. 23, 2023

By the end, we’ve mainly learned that Allen is the white-bread straight man to Rob’s enigmatic free spirit, which is not all that much by way of insights.

From New York Times • Mar. 30, 2021

Being a witch looked dangerous and cool, wholly removed from my white-bread Midwestern life.

From Seattle Times • Aug. 28, 2020

Spread it thick upon slices of light white-bread cut like tosts.

From The Closet of Sir Kenelm Digby Knight Opened by MacDonell, Anne