Dull
Dull adjective - Lacking sharpness of edge or point.
Forgettable and dull are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Forgettable" instead an adjective "Dull".
Forgettable
Forgettable adjective - Easily forgotten.
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Synonyms for Forgettable
Dull and forgettable are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Dull" instead an adjective "Forgettable".
Nearby Words: forgetful, forgetting
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Related pairs
- quiet and dull
- quiet and forgettable
- monotonous and dull
- monotonous and forgettable
- drab and dull
- drab and forgettable
- uninteresting and dull
- uninteresting and forgettable
- humdrum and dull
- humdrum and forgettable
- unimaginative and dull
- unimaginative and forgettable
- prosaic and dull
- prosaic and forgettable
Both words in one sentence
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The original Ouija was panned by critics, earning a mere 7% on Rotten Tomatoes, and was considered a dull and forgettable supernatural horror thriller.
Source: Even Better Sequel -
All Myths Are True Atlantis Is Boring: When compared with the ridiculously imaginative world on the moon, the Sea Kingdom seems a little dull and forgettable.
Source: Literature / Roverandom - Referenced in Todd van der Werff's reviews for AV Club: he has said that he considers a D grade to be worse than an F, because an F is so extraordinary in its horribleness that it is almost worth watching for that achievement, whereas a D is merely forgettable and dull.
Source: So Bad, It's Good
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