jejuneness (Meaning)

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jejuneness (n)

lacking and evidencing lack of experience of life

the quality of being vapid and unsophisticated

quality of inadequate nutritive value

The jejuneness of the newly graduated doctor's knowledge was evident in the way he handled his first patient.
The writer's inexperience was obvious in the jejuneness of his prose.
The jejuneness of the student's essay was apparent in the lack of depth and originality.
The jejuneness of the politician's speech was a reflection of his lack of substance.
The jejuneness of the fashion designer's latest collection was a disappointment to her loyal customers.
The jejuneness of the company's marketing campaign led to disappointing sales figures.
The jejuneness of the actor's performance was a major factor in the failure of the play.
The jejuneness of the restaurant's menu was a turn-off for potential customers.
The jejuneness of the town's cultural scene was a source of frustration for its residents.
The jejuneness of the child's artwork was a reflection of his innocence and lack of experience.

lacking and evidencing lack of experience of life, the quality of being vapid and unsophisticated, quality of inadequate nutritive value

slow, wearying, weary, old,boring, tiring, dull, dusty, stupid,heavy

astonishing, absorbing, involving, wondrous, engrossing, gripping, exciting, amusing, marvellous, astounding

The jejuneness of the newly graduated doctor's knowledge was evident in the way he handled his first patient.

The writer's inexperience was obvious in the jejuneness of his prose.

The jejuneness of the student's essay was apparent in the lack of depth and originality.

The jejuneness of the politician's speech was a reflection of his lack of substance.