jejune (Meaning)
jejune (s)
of insufficient quantity to meet a need
displaying or suggesting a lack of maturity
lacking interest or significance or impact
jejune (a.)
Lacking matter; empty; void of substance.
Void of interest; barren; meager; dry; as, a jejune narrative.
Synonyms & Antonyms of jejune
Synonyms:
Antonyms:
- absorbing
- sensational
- riveting
- involving
- spectacular
- intriguing
- stimulating
- exciting
- surprising
- marvelous
- astounding
- astonishing
- marvelous
- interesting
- astonishing
- surprising
- amusing
- gripping
- amusing
- absorbing
- spectacular
- involving
- wonderful
- engaging
- exciting
- interesting
- marvellous
- gripping
- wondrous
- engrossing
- astounding
- engrossing
- sensational
- wondrous
- intriguing
- marvellous
- wonderful
- engaging
- stimulating
- riveting
Synonyms:
- pallid
- annoying
- monotonous
- mind-numbing
- jading
- dry
- dreary
- tiresome
- colorless
- stodgy
- arid
- heavy
- sterile
- tedious
- ponderous
- pedestrian
- numbing
- drab
- exhausting
- irritating
- stuffy
- leaden
- humdrum
- ho-hum
- uninteresting
- tame
- stale
- wearisome
- monochromatic
Antonyms:
- breathtaking
- enchanting
- rousing
- beguiling
- stirring
- fabulous
- fascinating
- awesome
- charming
- alluring
- amazing
- moving
- enlivening
- galvanizing
- enchanting
- amazing
- stirring
- rousing
- exhilarating
- energizing
- alluring
- poignant
- entrancing
- fascinating
- thrilling
- energizing
- inspiring
- breathtaking
- animating
- invigorating
- bewitching
- animating
- attractive
- touching
- thrilling
- electrifying
- bewitching
- enlivening
- touching
- entertaining
- beguiling
- charming
- fabulous
- electrifying
- entertaining
- enthralling
- exhilarating
- enthralling
- invigorating
- inspiring
- moving
- poignant
- galvanizing
- entrancing
- awesome
- attractive
Synonyms:
- disheartening
- prosy
- pedantic
- inanimate
- enervating
- unexceptional
- common
- aseptic
- irksome
- blank
- vapid
- palling
- poky
- demoralizing
- pokey
- unnewsworthy
- grey
- unsurprising
- suspenseless
- ordinary
- undramatic
- blah
- wearing
- dullish
- barren
- unexciting
- discouraging
- dispiriting
- bothersome
- plodding
- earthbound
- fatiguing
- commonplace
- pleasureless
- cumbersome
- debilitating
- drudging
- uneventful
- tepid
- uninspiring
- unspectacular
- gray
- unrewarding
- unsensational
- flat
- soggy
- unimaginative
- spiritless
- prosaic
- draining
Antonyms:
jejune Sentence Examples
- John's jejune remarks during the presentation did little to enlighten the audience.
- The chef's latest dish was criticized as being jejune and lacking in complexity.
- The art critic described the artist's work as "jejune and unimaginative."
- The writer's jejune prose failed to capture the reader's attention.
- The professor's jejune lecture left the students feeling bewildered and unenthusiastic.
- The film was criticized for its jejune plot and lack of character development.
- The music critic described the band's performance as "jejune and uninspired."
- The politician's jejune promises failed to convince the electorate.
- The research paper was criticized for its jejune methodology and lack of original insights.
- The essay was deemed jejune due to its superficial analysis and lack of evidence.
FAQs About the word jejune
of insufficient quantity to meet a need, displaying or suggesting a lack of maturity, lacking interest or significance or impactLacking matter; empty; void of s
slow,boring, dusty, tiring, dull, stupid, weary, old, wearying, pallid
absorbing, sensational, riveting, involving, spectacular, intriguing, stimulating, exciting, surprising, marvelous
John's jejune remarks during the presentation did little to enlighten the audience.
The chef's latest dish was criticized as being jejune and lacking in complexity.
The art critic described the artist's work as "jejune and unimaginative."
The writer's jejune prose failed to capture the reader's attention.
