Meaning & Definition of word "Drab"

Drab

/dræb/

1. A dull, lifeless color; a drab color.
- Example: The artist chose to use drab in his painting to convey a sense of melancholy.
2. A dull, unattractive person or thing.
- Example: Despite his intelligence, he was often seen as a drab in social settings.

1. Lacking brightness or interest; drearily dull.
- Example: The walls of the room were painted a drab gray that made the space feel uninviting.
2. Having a dull or dreary appearance.
- Example: Her drab clothing did not reflect her vibrant personality.
3. Of little or no variety; monotonous.
- Example: The landscape was drab, with nothing but barren fields stretching as far as the eye could see.

●Middle English drabbe, possibly from Middle Dutch drabb.

drab day:

A day that is dull and uninspiring.

drab colors:

Colors that lack vibrancy or are muted.

drab atmosphere:

An environment that feels uninviting or lifeless.

drabness:

The quality of being drab.

drably:

In a dull or uninspiring manner.

Meaning: A boring or unexciting person.

● Example Sentence: He's such a drab; he never wants to go out.

Meaning: A term for something that is overly plain or basic.

● Example Sentence: That outfit is so drab; you should add some color!