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blandest
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Superlative for lacking strong features or characteristics and therefore uninteresting
Superlative for not harsh or abrasive to the senses
Superlative for unseasoned, mild, or insipid in taste or flavor
Superlative for expressionless, not showing any emotion
Superlative for not pleasant to taste
Superlative for marked by charm, confidence and elegance
Superlative for having a somber or dismal atmosphere or nature
Superlative for designed to suit the general public rather than specialists or intellectuals
Superlative for insincere or hypocritical in nature
Superlative for lacking in intensity, vividness or brightness
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Adjective
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Superlative for lacking strong features or characteristics and therefore uninteresting
dullest
boringest
flattest
dreariest
stalest
drabbest
mundanest
driest
tamest
tritest
plainest
feeblest
weakest
lamest
limpest
barrenest
pallidest
wishy-washiest
commonest
stodgiest
heaviest
slowest
aridest
stupidest
stuffiest
oldest
weariest
dustiest
normalest
simplest
orneriest
deadest
greyest
UK
grayest
US
draggiest
hackiest
prosiest
poorest
mildest
deadliest
wateriest
stiffest
humblest
safest
beigest
dimmest
cleanest
gentlest
emptiest
quietest
homeliest
benignest
puniest
softest
subtlest
fairest
coldest
wholesomest
lowliest
sluggishest
squarest
friendliest
frailest
blankest
somberest
US
sombrest
UK
starkest
palest
whitest
unpleasantest
bleakest
dowdiest
slightest
meagerest
US
meagrest
UK
peacefullest
meanest
pokiest
blindest
uselessest
mustiest
paltriest
pleasantest
rawest
wintriest
US
windiest
dampest
cobwebbiest
winteriest
UK
hokiest
hoariest
laziest
hollowest
lankest
lightest
folksiest
austerest
soberest
widestspread
currentest
truest
best
tidiest
finest
rifest
sleepiest
slackest
vulgarest
straightest
broadest
best-known
steadiest
likeliest
unfussiest
goodliest
comfortablest
staidest
amplest
most uninteresting
most humdrum
most insipid
most unexciting
most prosaic
most tedious
most monotonous
most commonplace
most uninspiring
most lifeless
most uninspired
most colourless
UK
most characterless
most lacklustre
UK
most colorless
US
most lackluster
US
most unremarkable
most vapid
most ordinary
most wearisome
most tiresome
most unimaginative
most banal
most spiritless
most vanilla
most tired
most nondescript
most mediocre
most sterile
most anemic
US
most anaemic
UK
most featureless
most blah
most vacuous
most bloodless
most unstimulating
most torpid
most lustreless
most zestless
most inoffensive
most antiseptic
most unappealing
most sapless
most undistinctive
most underwhelming
most run-of-the-mill
most ho-hum
most ho hum
most milk-and-water
most pedestrian
most routine
most uneventful
most undistinguished
most unexceptional
most leaden
most hackneyed
most ponderous
most tiring
most average
most workaday
most unmemorable
most neutral
most conventional
most quotidian
most usual
most bromidic
most soulless
most standard
most predictable
most unoriginal
most indifferent
most unvaried
most innocuous
most unexceptionable
most derivative
most anodyne
most mainstream
most listless
most forgettable
most passionless
most unnoteworthy
most typical
most middling
most indistinctive
most customary
most unobjectionable
most corny
most harmless
most faceless
most run of the mill
most second-rate
most regular
most lusterless
most unpretentious
most unobtrusive
most plodding
most generic
most unimpressive
most inane
most soporific
most innocent
most insignificant
most noncommittal
most flavorless
US
most apathetic
most dreich
most ineffective
most half-hearted
most inadequate
most unoffending
most ineffectual
most pathetic
most languid
most unadorned
most flavourless
UK
most expressionless
most modest
most etiolated
most platitudinous
most familiar
most overused
most vacant
most overworked
most wooden
most halfhearted
most mechanical
most pointless
most plebeian
most irksome
most matter-of-fact
most overdone
most unrelieved
most namby-pamby
most weariful
most unchanging
most unenjoyable
most unentertaining
most OK
most depressing
most yawnsome
most repetitious
most worn out
most bush-league
most played out
most restrained
most unostentatious
most general
most tasteless
most subdued
most understated
most unembellished
most deadpan
most clinical
most impotent
most uninventive
most uncreative
most unadventurous
most threadbare
most discreet
most vigourless
most powerless
most passable
most uncontroversial
most unimportant
most unpalatable
most unromantic
most institutional
most inconspicuous
most trivial
most enervated
most unlively
most unfeeling
most unemotional
most soul-destroying
most unnoticeable
most unspirited
most desolate
most prolix
most white-bread
most well-worn
most meaningless
most worn-out
most dismal
most plastic
most stereotypical
most bog standard
most low-key
most impersonal
most hurtless
most accustomed
most uninviting
most monolithic
most disappointing
most mindless
most trying
most frustrating
most unartistic
most languorous
most unattractive
most disagreeable
most suburban
most peaceable
most lackadaisical
most blasé
most laborious
most unvarying
most tolerable
most uniform
most tenuous
most timeworn
most unexpressive
most unexcited
most intermediate
most unfateful
most charmless
most basic
most amateurish
most amateur
most shopworn
most boilerplate
most unenthusiastic
most enervating
most exhausting
most mortal
most interminable
most whitebread
most diluted
most repetitive
most inconsiderable
most irrelevant
most banausic
most passive
most jake
most unextraordinary
most lethargic
most downcast
most oppressive
most sorrowful
most dispiriting
most obligatory
most unmoved
most worthless
most inconsequential
most immaterial
most emotionless
most monotone
most unimpressed
most downbeat
most whatever
most prevalent
most negligible
most circumspect
most relaxed
most natural
most impassive
most insensible
most slothful
most long-drawn-out
most tasteful
most heavy-handed
most inexpressive
most reserved
most moth-eaten
most joyless
most cliché-ridden
most unoffensive
most neglectable
most uncontentious
most guiltless
most naive
most uninjurious
most uncomplicated
most unelaborate
most ignorable
most straightforward
most inelaborate
most businesslike
most conservative
most elementary
most uncluttered
most rustic
most repressed
most unflashy
most habitual
most traditional
most adequate
most frequent
most moderate
most wonted
most popular
most established
most prevailing
most decent
most set
most day-to-day
most accepted
most characteristic
most okay
most archetypical
most orthodox
most representative
most archetypal
most classic
most recognized
US
most universal
most expected
most recognised
UK
most par for the course
most satisfactory
most acceptable
most respectable
most fixed
most sufficient
most settled
most classical
most standardized
US
most proverbial
most overall
most public
most serviceable
most pervasive
most time-honoured
most acknowledged
most chronic
most reasonable
most domestic
most presentable
most rampant
most admissible
most unsophisticated
most prescriptive
most meh
most time-honored
most midway
most unprepossessing
most ready-made
most allowable
most unspectacular
most inert
most native
most obsolete
most antiquated
most extensive
most workday
most turgid
most predominant
most practical
most formalistic
most irritating
most annoying
most formal
most informal
most casual
most constant
most toneless
most diurnal
most limited
most numerous
most menial
most seasonal
most methodical
most stagnant
most bathetic
most imitative
most mawkish
most long-winded
most outworn
most boresome
most vexatious
most honoured
UK
most honored
US
most warmed-up
most faded
most central
most medial
most unchanged
most sing-song
most samely
most in-between
most antwacky
most repeated
most anonymous
most unspecial
most random
most prototypical
most canonical
most mass-produced
most quintessential
most ideal
most prototypal
most signature
most acquainted
most livable
most recognizable
US
most recognisable
UK
most unambitious
most unaspiring
most cliched
most indicative
most anticipated
most distinctive
most idiosyncratic
most consistent
most proper
most distinguishing
most emblematic
most foreseeable
most individualistic
most symptomatic
most reliable
most considerable
most unimposing
most appreciable
most significant
most marked
most worthwhile
most sizeable
most generous
most abundant
most biggish
most noticeable
most sizable
most substantial
most traditionary
most favorite
US
most proven
most ritual
most up to standard
most ritualistic
most ceremonial
most tried and true
most conformist
most tried and tested
most rooted
more ❯
“His family now lived in a typically
bland
modern suburb, but his heart lay with the little island where he grew up.”
Adjective
▲
Superlative for not harsh or abrasive to the senses
gentlest
softest
mildest
lightest
benignest
mellowest
tenderest
balmiest
calmest
smoothest
clearest
pleasantest
tranquilest
peacefullest
coolest
quietest
placidest
warmest
sweetest
healthfullest
brightest
tamest
faintest
kindest
kindliest
friendliest
humanest
lovingest
meekest
humblest
shiest
most delicate
most soothing
most temperate
most lenient
most calmative
most clement
most agreeable
most genial
most pleasing
most moderate
most equable
most pacific
most favorable
US
most favourable
UK
most delectable
most refreshing
most lenitive
most demulcent
most emollient
most softened
most benignant
most restful
most serene
most subdued
most sympathetic
most compassionate
most benevolent
most caring
most considerate
most amiable
most gracious
most affable
most merciful
most understanding
most obliging
most forgiving
most amicable
most softhearted
most congenial
most kindhearted
most forbearing
most easygoing
most sociable
most tenderhearted
most peaceable
most unassuming
most decent
most goodhearted
most harmless
most maternal
most lovable
most cheerful
most modest
most motherly
most fatherly
most civil
most likable
US
most demure
most respectful
most angelic
most dovelike
most reverent
most paternal
most unoffensive
most moral
most brotherly
most likeable
UK
most sisterly
most good-natured
most kind-hearted
most good-humoured
UK
most large-hearted
most good-humored
US
most mild-mannered
most sweet-tempered
most laid back
most soft-spoken
more ❯
“Temperatures should pick up by at least a degree, although there will be very little change in the rather
bland
weather.”
Adjective
▲
Superlative for unseasoned, mild, or insipid in taste or flavor
wateriest
weakest
thinnest
mildest
wimpiest
wishy-washiest
flattest
deadest
washiest
dullest
stalest
runniest
wershest
lightest
sloppiest
soupiest
boringest
tamest
plainest
most insipid
most tasteless
most flavorless
US
most flavourless
UK
most savourless
most unappetizing
most unflavoured
most waterish
most watered-down
most savorless
most unsavory
US
most unsavoury
UK
most unpalatable
most diluted
most uninteresting
most dilute
most distasteful
most weakened
most vapid
most wearish
most innocuous
most namby-pamby
most uninspired
most vanilla
most unpleasurable
most blah
most cut
most reduced
most understrength
most attenuated
most spiked
most impoverished
most laced
most rarefied
more ❯
“These companies seemed to believe that what drinkers wanted to drink was
bland
beer that was fizzy and tasteless.”
Adjective
▲
Superlative for expressionless, not showing any emotion
coolest
coldest
frigidest
calmest
blankest
deadest
hollowest
numbest
stolidest
stoniest
flattest
iciest
emptiest
dullest
tranquilest
soberest
quietest
thickest-skinned
most expressionless
most emotionless
most impassive
most remote
most undemonstrative
most unemotional
most unfeeling
most detached
most dispassionate
most glacial
most indifferent
most controlled
most distant
most restrained
most unexpressive
most aloof
most passionless
most phlegmatic
most affectless
most apathetic
most deadpan
most impassible
most reserved
most stoic
most stoical
most toneless
most vacant
most wooden
most chill
most heartless
most immovable
most impersonal
most imperturbable
most unaffected
most unimpassioned
most pokerfaced
most cold-blooded
most matter-of-fact
most self-controlled
most poker-faced
most straight-faced
most laid back
most stone-cold
most inscrutable
most lifeless
most catatonic
most inanimate
most fixed
most unreadable
most soulless
most inexpressive
most composed
most unresponsive
most collected
most unruffled
most unmoved
most serene
most unconcerned
most unsympathetic
most equable
most unexcitable
most disinterested
most businesslike
most rational
most unagitated
most listless
most callous
most reticent
most insensitive
most unsentimental
most clinical
most objective
most blah
most uncompassionate
most unimpressionable
most coldhearted
most marble
most obdurate
most level-headed
most laid-back
most cool-headed
most hard-headed
most hard-boiled
more ❯
“It was only Ross, she noticed, who failed to join in the Greek chorus, merely leaning back in his chair with a
bland
expression on his face.”
Adjective
▲
Superlative for not pleasant to taste
yuckiest
disgustingest
bitterest
sourest
horriblest
grossest
most unpalatable
most unsavoury
UK
most unsavory
US
most unappetizing
most insipid
most savorless
most tasteless
most flavorless
US
most flavourless
UK
most uneatable
most revolting
most unappealing
most nauseating
most rancid
most sickening
most indigestible
most uninviting
most off-putting
Adjective
▲
Superlative for marked by charm, confidence and elegance
suavest
politest
courtliest
smoothest
worldliest
coolest
pleasantest
sveltest
glibbest
slickest
oiliest
fulsomest
softest
best-bred
best-mannered
best-behaved
kindest
gentlest
neighborliest
US
mildest
friendliest
classiest
finest
grandest
stateliest
smartest
chicest
seemliest
plushest
loveliest
worthiest
poshest
nicest
swankiest
fanciest
loftiest
proudest
honestest
comeliest
justest
sublimest
elitest
daintiest
primmest
choicest
best
lordliest
greatest
highest
best-groomed
smarmiest
silkiest
womanliest
knightliest
princeliest
kingliest
queenliest
maturest
lavishest
world-weariest
swishest
plushiest
richest
lushest
swankest
splendidest
costliest
glitziest
augustest
snazziest
best-dressed
ritziest
purest
godliest
saintliest
humanest
praiseworthiest
cleanest
soundest
bravest
benignest
most urbane
most cultivated
most refined
most polished
most courteous
most sophisticated
most cultured
most civilised
UK
most civilized
US
most civil
most gracious
most debonair
most gentlemanly
most gallant
most mannerly
most affable
most charming
most dignified
most obliging
most tactful
most diplomatic
most cordial
most politic
most genial
most poised
most agreeable
most formal
most pleasing
most ingratiating
most unctuous
most sociable
most impeccable
most worldly-wise
most smooth-tongued
most smooth-talking
most silver-tongued
most soft-spoken
most genteel
most elegant
most stylish
most cosmopolitan
most balanced
most metropolitan
most media-savvy
most respectful
most deferential
most thoughtful
most considerate
most ladylike
most decorous
most chivalrous
most complaisant
most discreet
most well behaved
most conciliatory
most well-spoken
most solicitous
most punctilious
most neighbourly
UK
most condescending
most obsequious
most attentive
most good-natured
most amiable
most concerned
most amenable
most sympathetic
most respectable
most noble
most distinguished
most decent
most graceful
most proper
most tasteful
most aristocratic
most honourable
UK
most honorable
US
most couth
most exquisite
most opulent
most majestic
most fashionable
most luxurious
most sumptuous
most high-minded
most upright
most principled
most virtuous
most handsome
most accomplished
most moral
most correct
most discerning
most dashing
most enlightened
most artistic
most reputable
most accommodating
most upmarket
most ornate
most beneficent
most well-born
most blue-blooded
most upper-crust
most regal
most beautiful
most righteous
most modish
most composed
most delicate
most upstanding
most respected
most educated
most unruffled
most ethical
most aesthetic
UK
most royal
most magnanimous
most classic
most ostentatious
most elaborate
most uncorrupted
most elevated
most estimable
most gentlemanlike
most meritorious
most becoming
most esthetic
US
most scrupulous
most great-hearted
most venerable
most developed
most overdone
most charitable
most high-class
most valiant
most befitting
most patrician
most upper crust
most highbred
most self-respecting
most de rigueur
most independent
most aristocratical
most attractive
most appealing
most confident
most raffish
most advanced
most persuasive
most self-assured
most together
most facile
most collected
most ceremonious
most possessed
most equable
most sedate
most coolheaded
most self-sufficient
most experienced
most amicable
most modest
most knowledgeable
most blasé
most intelligent
most citified
most blue
most hospitable
most erudite
most knowing
most benevolent
most deluxe
most luxury
most magnificent
most expensive
most select
most gorgeous
most grandiose
most rare
most affected
most stylized
most recherche
most glamorous
most Lucullan
most glittering
most fancy-pants
most rectitudinous
most equitable
most saintlike
most professional
most incorruptible
most exemplary
most admirable
most laudable
most unimpeachable
most sinless
most right-thinking
most untainted
most innocent
most dutiful
most lawful
most incorrupted
most unbribable
most right-minded
most angelic
most self-righteous
most obedient
most redoubtable
most natural
most illustrious
most greathearted
most bounteous
most outstanding
most unselfish
most irreprehensible
most inculpable
most blameless
most guiltless
most sanctimonious
most tractable
most remarkable
most extraordinary
most stand-up
most sportsmanly
most lenient
most saving
most straightforward
most dinkum
most sportsmanlike
most religious
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Superlative for having a somber or dismal atmosphere or nature
bleakest
miserablest
darkest
dreariest
dullest
gloomiest
grimmest
sombrest
UK
drabbest
somberest
US
austerest
forlornest
unhappiest
woefullest
morosest
dolefulest
glummest
sullenest
wretchedest
abjectest
barest
coldest
dimmest
dingiest
direst
dourest
drearest
grayest
US
mournfullest
saddest
starkest
blackest
greyest
UK
murkiest
cloudiest
draggiest
loneliest
mopiest
sorriest
teariest
winteriest
UK
wintriest
US
severest
most cheerless
most dismal
most depressing
most desolate
most comfortless
most funereal
most solemn
most drearisome
most joyless
most uninviting
most dejected
most depressive
most sorrowful
most spiritless
most unwelcoming
most woebegone
most depressed
most despondent
most disconsolate
most disheartening
most dispiriting
most dolorous
most godforsaken
most inhospitable
most melancholic
most melancholy
most morbid
most chill
most clinical
most crestfallen
most distressed
most lugubrious
most oppressive
most rueful
most saturnine
most sepulchral
most tenebrific
most tenebrous
most blue
most dreich
most elegiac
most elegiacal
most impersonal
most lonesome
most pathetic
most sunless
most uncomfortable
most afflicted
most heartbreaking
most heartrending
most institutional
most jarring
most piteous
most saddening
most tearful
most spartan
Adjective
▲
Superlative for designed to suit the general public rather than specialists or intellectuals
plainest
simplest
easiest
cheapest
most popular
most lay
most general
most amateur
most accessible
most approachable
most simplified
most straightforward
most understandable
most intelligible
most lowbrow
most familiar
most mass-market
Adjective
▲
Superlative for insincere or hypocritical in nature
falsest
phoniest
UK
hollowest
snidest
glibbest
jiviest
oiliest
smoothest
fishiest
fakest
mealiest
most pharisaical
most insincere
most artificial
most hypocritical
most deceptive
most unctuous
most duplicitous
most specious
most fraudulent
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most lacklustre
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