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Synonyms & Similar Words
dull
bland
tasteless
uninteresting
flat
stale
vapid
vacant
hollow
empty
devoid
lacking
uninspiring
uninspired
unenthusiastic
apathetic
lethargic
sluggish
monotone
colorless
unremarkable
mediocre
forgettable
inconsequential
insignificant
trite
banal
mundane
ordinary
common
pedestrian
prosaic
dullness
unappetizing
flavorless
Meaning of Insipid
The primary meaning of the word "insipid" is lacking strong flavor or interest.
Definitions
- Lacking strong flavor or interest
- Lacking distinctive or interesting qualities
- Failing to excite or stimulate the mind or senses
Etymology of Insipid
The word "insipid" comes from the Latin "insipidus", meaning "tasteless" or "without flavor", which is a combination of "in-" (meaning "not" or "without") and "sapidus" (meaning "tasty" or "flavorful")
Historically, the word has been used to describe food, drink, or experiences that lack flavor, excitement, or stimulation
Example Uses
- The insipid dialogue in the movie made it hard to stay engaged
- The insipid flavor of the dish was a disappointment
- The insipid atmosphere of the party made it feel like a waste of time
Antonyms & Near Antonyms
vibrant
lively
exciting
stimulating
flavorful
tasty
rich
satisfying
engaging
interesting
captivating
enchanting
thrilling
dynamic
energetic
lively
spirited
scintillating
brilliant
dazzling
extraordinary
exceptional
outstanding
remarkable
memorable
delectable
savory
pungent
piquant