vapid Sentence Examples
- The vapid chatter of the gossip mill was like an endless drone.
- Her conversation was so vapid that it left me feeling mentally exhausted.
- The bland and vapid soap opera plotlines had me tuning out within minutes.
- The vapid attempts at humor fell flat, leaving the audience unamused.
- The vapid music video was nothing more than a visual onslaught of empty imagery.
- The politician's vapid promises were nothing but empty words aimed at appeasing the masses.
- The vapid marketing campaign failed to generate any meaningful interest in the product.
- The vapid performance of the actor left me wondering why I had even bothered to watch the film.
- The vapid nature of the daily routine made me yearn for something more stimulating.
- The vapid and meaningless existence he led was devoid of any purpose or fulfillment.
vapid Meaning
vapid (s)
lacking taste or flavor or tang
lacking significance or liveliness or spirit or zest
vapid (a.)
Having lost its life and spirit; dead; spiritless; insipid; flat; dull; unanimated; as, vapid beer; a vapid speech; a vapid state of the blood.
Synonyms & Antonyms of vapid
Synonyms:
Antonyms:
- fabulous
- amusing
- attractive
- thrilling
- astounding
- attractive
- surprising
- electrifying
- wonderful
- astonishing
- breathtaking
- spectacular
- exciting
- entertaining
- awesome
- rousing
- wonderful
- sensational
- thrilling
- amazing
- wondrous
- exhilarating
- poignant
- breathtaking
- marvellous
- amazing
- charming
- wondrous
- electrifying
- marvellous
- fabulous
- marvelous
- alluring
- rousing
- inspiring
- poignant
- awesome
- alluring
- surprising
- inspiring
- astonishing
- sensational
- stimulating
- stimulating
- exhilarating
- marvelous
- spectacular
- entertaining
- amusing
- exciting
- charming
- astounding
Synonyms:
- sterile
- stuffy
- pallid
- humdrum
- monochromatic
- unimaginative
- aseptic
- wearying
- leaden
- stale
- unrewarding
- dusty
- tedious
- ordinary
- ho-hum
- uninspiring
- colorless
- heavy
- soggy
- spiritless
- prosaic
- barren
- jading
- common
- uninteresting
- grey
- tiresome
- weary
- gray
- stodgy
- flat
- tame
- tepid
- drab
- wearisome
- ponderous
- unexciting
- arid
- prosy
- unexceptional
- monotonous
- unsurprising
- dullish
- mind-numbing
- commonplace
- jejune
- dreary
Antonyms:
- rip-roaring
- moving
- energizing
- beguiling
- rip-roaring
- stirring
- fascinating
- provocative
- enthralling
- bewitching
- interesting
- enthralling
- diverting
- enchanting
- animating
- involving
- eye-opening
- involving
- entrancing
- intriguing
- diverting
- touching
- enlivening
- provocative
- beguiling
- moving
- interesting
- animating
- invigorating
- energizing
- invigorating
- attracting
- bewitching
- enlivening
- stirring
- attracting
- touching
- enchanting
- entrancing
- galvanizing
- intriguing
- fascinating
- galvanizing
- eye-opening
FAQs About the word vapid
lacking taste or flavor or tang, lacking significance or liveliness or spirit or zestHaving lost its life and spirit; dead; spiritless; insipid; flat; dull; una
slow, old, dull, pedestrian, dry, blank, stupid, tiring, numbing,boring
fabulous, amusing, attractive, thrilling, astounding, attractive, surprising, electrifying, wonderful, astonishing
The vapid chatter of the gossip mill was like an endless drone.
Her conversation was so vapid that it left me feeling mentally exhausted.
The bland and vapid soap opera plotlines had me tuning out within minutes.
The vapid attempts at humor fell flat, leaving the audience unamused.
