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unentertaining

 

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Adjective unentertaining has 1 sense
  1. unentertaining - not entertaining; "a quite unentertaining letter"
    Antonyms:
    entertaining, amusing, amusive, diverting, fun

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Term: unentertaining

Definition:

adjective

1. not enjoyable or interesting; lacking amusement or enjoyment.

Senses:

Sense 1:

When referring to an event, performance, or activity:

- Example: The play was unentertaining; the audience left at intermission.

- Example: The lecture was so unentertaining that most people fell asleep.

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Sense 2:

When referring to a book, movie, or TV show:

- Example: The movie received negative reviews due to its unentertaining plot.

- Example: The book was unentertaining, with a dull storyline and flat characters.

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Sense 3:

When referring to a person's behavior or company:

- Example: His unentertaining conversation made the party quite dull.

- Example: The restaurant had a reputation for its unentertaining waitstaff.

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Sense 4:

When referring to a joke or prank:

- Example: His attempt at a joke was unentertaining and fell flat.

- Example: The prank turned out unentertaining, disappointing everyone.

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Synonyms:

boring, dull, uninteresting, uninspiring, tedious, tiresome

Antonyms:

entertaining, enjoyable, interesting, engrossing

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