Dull
Dull adjective - Not having or showing an ability to absorb ideas readily.
Usage example: the importance of the discovery was lost on the dull minds of his colleagues
Intelligent
Intelligent adjective - Having or showing quickness of mind.
Usage example: his intelligent response to the emergency averted a disaster
Both words in one sentence
- Maria, the plain and dull woman Hornblower married out of pity and gratitude, dies in childbirth so Hornblower can marry the beautiful and intelligent Lady Barbara Wellesley.
Source: The Plot Reaper -
For example, Crasher is said to be male and Cop-Tur is written as an intelligent schemer rather than the dull and not particularly disloyal brute he is in the show.
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Dull Surprise: Helena, an ex-cop turned Secret Service agent with no biohazard experience whatsoever and a history of emotional overreaction, is seemingly impassive to the horrors all around her, like mutating B.O.Ws, uncannily intelligent zombies, and mass slaughter.
Source: Video Game / Resident Evil 6
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