prosy (Meaning)

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prosy (s)

lacking wit or imagination

The novel started promisingly but soon became prosy, lacking in depth and originality.
Her speech was too prosy, lacking the passion and energy needed to captivate the audience.
The professor's lectures were often criticized for being dry and prosy, failing to engage the students.
The poet's latest collection received mixed reviews, with some critics finding it overly prosy and mundane.
The prose of the article was prosy and uninspiring, failing to convey the urgency of the issue.
Despite its beautiful cover, the book turned out to be disappointingly prosy and predictable.
The playwright's dialogue felt prosy and unnatural, lacking the authenticity needed to resonate with the audience.
The prose of the novel was described as prosy and verbose, bogging down the pacing of the story.
The politician's speech was prosy and repetitive, failing to offer any new insights or solutions.
The movie's script was criticized for its prosy dialogue, which felt forced and artificial.

lacking wit or imagination

wearisome, spiritless, weary, pallid,prosaic, aseptic, tedious, pedestrian, unexciting, boring

involving, intriguing, intriguing, absorbing, amusing, inspiring, engaging, surprising, surprising, marvelous

The novel started promisingly but soon became prosy, lacking in depth and originality.

Her speech was too prosy, lacking the passion and energy needed to captivate the audience.

The professor's lectures were often criticized for being dry and prosy, failing to engage the students.

The poet's latest collection received mixed reviews, with some critics finding it overly prosy and mundane.