wit-starved (Meaning)
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wit-starved (a.)
Barren of wit; destitute of genius.
Synonyms & Antonyms of wit-starved
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wit-starved Sentence Examples
- The conversation at the dinner table felt wit-starved, lacking the usual banter and humor.
- The wit-starved comedy show failed to elicit any laughter from the audience, leaving them disappointed.
- Mark found himself in a wit-starved environment, surrounded by colleagues who took themselves too seriously.
- The meeting room felt wit-starved as the discussion droned on without any lighthearted moments.
- Emily longed for a witty companion to fill the wit-starved void in her social circle.
- Despite their efforts, the group's attempts to inject humor into the situation fell flat, leaving them in a wit-starved state.
- The wit-starved classroom yearned for a teacher who could make learning engaging and entertaining.
- Tom's wit-starved dating profile failed to attract any matches, lacking the charm and humor that others possessed.
- The wit-starved atmosphere at the party made it difficult for guests to relax and enjoy themselves.
- Sarah's wit-starved remarks during the meeting only served to exacerbate the tension in the room.
FAQs About the word wit-starved
Barren of wit; destitute of genius.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The conversation at the dinner table felt wit-starved, lacking the usual banter and humor.
The wit-starved comedy show failed to elicit any laughter from the audience, leaving them disappointed.
Mark found himself in a wit-starved environment, surrounded by colleagues who took themselves too seriously.
The meeting room felt wit-starved as the discussion droned on without any lighthearted moments.
