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Meaning & Definition of Insipid in English

English

Insipid

Pronunciation:

/ɪnˈsɪp.ɪd/

Part of Speech:

adjective

Meaning and Definition of Insipid

1. Primary Definition

Lacking flavor or interest.

2. Detailed Definitions

  • Definition: Flavorless or dull.

    Example Sentence: The soup was insipid, lacking any seasoning or excitement.

  • Definition: Lacking vigor or interest; bland.

    Example Sentence: His insipid remarks did not engage the audience.

  • Definition: Not having a strong taste or character.

    Example Sentence: The insipid drink left her wanting something more refreshing.

Etymology

Origin: From Latin 'insipidus', meaning 'tasteless', from 'in-' (not) + 'sapidus' (flavored).

Synonyms

flavorless | bland | dull | uninspired | vapid

Common Phrases and Expressions

  • insipid conversation: A discussion that is dull and uninteresting.
  • insipid excuse: An excuse that lacks credibility or substance.
  • insipid humor: Humor that is bland and fails to amuse.

Translations

  • Spanish: insípido
  • French: insipide
  • German: fade
  • Russian: безвкусный

Related Words

  • vapid: Lacking liveliness or interest.
  • bland: Mild and soothing in manner.
  • lifeless: Lacking vitality or energy.

Slang Meanings of insipid

  • Meaning: Boring or unexciting.

    Example Sentence: That movie was totally insipid; I fell asleep!

  • Meaning: Without appeal or charm.

    Example Sentence: She's nice, but kind of insipid, you know?