lackluster (Meaning)
lackluster (s)
lacking brilliance or vitality
lacking luster or shine
lackluster (n.)
Alt. of Lacklustre
Synonyms & Antonyms of lackluster
Synonyms:
Antonyms:
Synonyms:
- leaden
- clouded
- shadowy
- rayless
- tenebrous
- stygian
- caliginous
- darksome
- tenebrific
- sunless
- misty
- soupy
- smoggy
- starless
- shady
- moonless
- foggy
- pitch-dark
- shadowlike
- twilit
- gray
- pale
- grey
- crepuscular
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lackluster Sentence Examples
- The lackluster performance of the team disappointed their supporters.
- Despite high expectations, the movie received lackluster reviews from critics.
- The sales figures for the new product were lackluster compared to projections.
- The presentation fell flat due to the speaker's lackluster delivery.
- The party's atmosphere was lackluster, with attendees seeming unenthusiastic.
- The restaurant received complaints about its lackluster menu offerings.
- The artist's latest album received a lackluster response from fans.
- The company's stock experienced a lackluster performance in the market.
- The student's essay received a lackluster grade due to poor organization and weak arguments.
- The fashion show was overall lackluster, failing to impress the audience with its designs.
FAQs About the word lackluster
lacking brilliance or vitality, lacking luster or shineAlt. of Lacklustre
murky, dark, somber,dulled, dull, darkling, darkened, sombre, dusk, unlit
glowing, beamy, effulgent, beamy, glossy, shining, alight, radiant, resplendent, glaring
The lackluster performance of the team disappointed their supporters.
Despite high expectations, the movie received lackluster reviews from critics.
The sales figures for the new product were lackluster compared to projections.
The presentation fell flat due to the speaker's lackluster delivery.
