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dullness dulldull1 /dʌl/ ●●○ S3 adjective (comparative duller, superlative dullest)  Entry menu Word Origin Examples Thesaurus Collocations Phrases 1boring not interesting or exciting:  Life is never dull when Elizabeth is here. a dull movie It sounded pretty dull to me. The weekly meeting tends to be deadly dull (=very dull). Last week we had a hurricane. Never a dull moment running a hotel in the Caribbean  (=it’s always interesting or exciting).► see thesaurus at boringRegisterIn everyday English, people usually say boring rather than dull:· a long, boring film2colour/light not bright or shiny:  The bird is dull brown and gray in colour. Her eyes were dull with dark shadows beneath them. the dull afternoon light3weather not bright and with lots of clouds:  Outside the weather was hazy and dull. a dull sky4pain a dull pain is not severe but does not stop  OPP  sharp:  a dull ache in her lower back The pain was dull but persistent.5sound not clear or loud:  The gates shut with a dull thud.6knife/blade not sharp  SYN  blunt7not intelligent old-fashioned not able to think quickly or understand things easily  SYN  stupid:  If you don’t understand then you’re duller than I thought.8trade if business on the Stock Exchange is dull, few people are buying and selling  OPP  brisk—dully adverb:  ‘Well Michael?’ he said dully. Her stomach ached dully.—dullness noun [uncountable]

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LDC	dulldull1 /dʌl/ ●●○ S3 adjective (comparative duller, superlative dullest) Entry menu Word Origin Examples Thesaurus Collocations Phrases 1boring not interesting or exciting: Life is never dull when Elizabeth is here. a dull movie It sounded pretty dull to me. The weekly meeting tends to be deadly dull (=very dull). Last week we had a hurricane. Never a dull moment running a hotel in the Caribbean (=it’s always interesting or exciting).► see thesaurus at boring RegisterIn everyday English, people usually say boring rather than dull:· a long, boring film2colour/light not bright or shiny: The bird is dull brown and gray in colour. Her eyes were dull with dark shadows beneath them. the dull afternoon light3weather not bright and with lots of clouds: Outside the weather was hazy and dull. a dull sky4pain a dull pain is not severe but does not stop OPP sharp: a dull ache in her lower back The pain was dull but persistent.5sound not clear or loud: The gates shut with a dull thud.6knife/blade not sharp SYN blunt7not intelligent old-fashioned not able to think quickly or understand things easily SYN stupid: If you don’t understand then you’re duller than I thought.8trade if business on the Stock Exchange is dull, few people are buying and selling OPP brisk—dully adverb: ‘Well Michael?’ he said dully. Her stomach ached dully.—dullness noun [uncountable]
WDF	dullness [dʌlnəs] n28724 176 7 65 48 16 40 NOUN30571 4460 迟钝(73%)，单调(18%)，不清楚(9%) n.迟钝，钝度

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