Insipid

Definition of INSIPID

1: lacking taste or savor : tasteless <insipid food>

2: lacking in qualities that interest, stimulate, or challenge : dull, flat <insipid prose>

 

 

— in·si·pid·i·ty\ˌin-sə-ˈpi-də-tē\ noun

— in·sip·id·ly\in-ˈsi-pəd-lē\ adverb

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Examples of INSIPID

1. The soup was rather insipid.
2. <an apple pie with a mushy, insipid filling that strongly resembled soggy cardboard>
3. While it is fashionable to write off that decade as an insipid time, one long pajama party, the '50s, in sport at least, were a revolutionary age. —Frank Deford, Sports Illustrated, 27 Dec. 1999–31 Jan. 2000

Since I love stupid stuff....here is a sentence to help you remember the meaning of "insipid."

If you are a connoisseur of hot chocolate, don't use those little packets;  I mixed one up last night and it was so insipid that I could-n-sip-id. 



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