Dull

/dˈʌl/

/ˈdəɫ/

Definición y Significado de "dull"

dull

ADJETIVO

not reflecting or emitting much light

dim

dull

pale

soft

subdued

(of an object or surface) lacking a sharp or pointed edge, making it unsuitable for cutting, piercing, etc.

blunt

dull

unsharpened

(of colors) not very bright or vibrant

dull

light

light-colored

pale

pastel

lacking sharpness in intellect

brainless

dense

dim

dim-witted

dull

(of weather or sky) overcast, cloudy, or lacking brightness

cloud-covered

clouded

cloudy

dull

gloomy

boring or lacking interest, excitement, or liveliness

bland

boring

deadening

drab

dreary

(of pain) not sharp or intense

(of business) slow in action or lacking activity

dull

inactive

slow

sluggish

lacking sharpness in perception

blunted

dull

(of a sound) having a muted or indistinct quality

dull

gentle

hushed

light

little

to dull

VERBO

decaer

to lose brightness or sheen, becoming less vibrant or lustrous over time

dim

dull

fade

mellow

decaer

to become less captivating over time

dull

pall

decaer

to muffle a sound or noise, reducing its intensity or clarity

damp

dampen

deaden

dull

muffle

decaer

to make a feeling or sensation less intense or painful

benumb

blunt

deaden

dull

numb

decaer

to make a knife or blade less sharp

blunt

dull

decaer

(of a knife or blade) to become less sharp

blunt

dull

Ejemplo

The dull glow of the candle barely lit the room.

The dull glow of the old lamp barely illuminated the space.

She felt tired under the dull light of the fluorescent bulbs.

The dull lamplight cast shadows that made the room feel gloomy.

The dull light in the room made it hard to read.

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