dullish (Meaning)

Webster

dullish (a.)

Somewhat dull; uninteresting; tiresome.

The dullish glow of the streetlights cast an eerie shadow on the deserted sidewalk.
The apartment was painted in a dullish shade of gray, creating a somber and uninviting atmosphere.
Her eyes held a dullish stare, as if she had lost all spark and enthusiasm.
The conversation was dullish and uninteresting, with nothing to stir the imagination.
The weather was dullish and overcast, promising a gloomy day with no reprieve.
The knives had become dullish, making it difficult to cut through the tough meat.
The fabric had a dullish sheen, lacking the vibrant colors it once boasted.
His voice was dullish and monotone, devoid of any emotion or inflection.
The fireworks display was a dullish affair, with a few feeble bursts of color that quickly fizzled out.
The partygoers were a dullish group, with forced smiles and empty chatter that masked their boredom.

Somewhat dull; uninteresting; tiresome.

monochromatic, stodgy, ponderous, undramatic, prosaic, tame, unspectacular, unrewarding, humdrum, boring

exciting, marvellous, marvelous, wondrous, awesome, fabulous, marvelous, absorbing, riveting, exciting

The dullish glow of the streetlights cast an eerie shadow on the deserted sidewalk.

The apartment was painted in a dullish shade of gray, creating a somber and uninviting atmosphere.

Her eyes held a dullish stare, as if she had lost all spark and enthusiasm.

The conversation was dullish and uninteresting, with nothing to stir the imagination.