dull
Definition of
dull
:
make
dull
in
appearance
;
"
Age
had
dulled
the
surface
"
become
dull
or
lusterless
in
appearance
;
lose
shine
or
brightness
;
"the
varnished
table
top
dulled
with
time
"
deaden
(
a
sound
or
noise
),
especially
by
wrapping
make
numb
or
insensitive
;
"The
shock
numbed her senses"
make
dull
or
blunt
;
"
Too
much
cutting
dulls the
knife
'
s
edge
"
become
less
interesting
or
attractive
make
less
lively
or
vigorous
;
"
Middle
age
dulled
her
appetite
for
travel
"
lacking
in
liveliness
or
animation
;
"
he
was
so
dull
at
parties"
;
"
a
dull
political
campaign
"
;
"
a
large
dull
impassive
man
"
;
"
dull
days
with
nothing
to
do
"
;
"how
dull
and
dreary
the
world
is"
;
"
fell
back
into
one
of her
dull
moods"
emitting
or
reflecting
very
little
light
;
"
a
dull
glow
"
;
"
dull
silver
badly
in
need
of
a
polish
"
;
"
a
dull
sky
"
being
or
made
softer
or
less
loud
or
clear
;
"the
dull
boom
of
distant
breaking
waves"
;
"
muffled
drums"
;
"the
muffled
noises of the
street
"
;
"
muted
trumpets
"
so
lacking
in
interest
as
to
cause
mental
weariness
;
"
a
boring
evening
with
uninteresting
people
"
;
"the
deadening
effect
of
some
routine
tasks"
;
"
a
dull
play
"
;
"his
competent
but
dull
performance
"
;
"
a
ho
-
hum
speaker
who
couldn'
t
capture
their
attention
"
;
"what
an
irksome
task
the
writing
of
long
letters
is"
- Edmund
Burke
;
"
tedious
days
on
the
train
"
;
"the
tiresome
chirping of
a
cricket
"
-
Mark
Twain
;
"
other
people
'
s
dreams
are
dreadfully
wearisome
"
(of
color
)
very
low
in
saturation
;
highly
diluted
;
"
dull
greens
and
blues
"
not
keenly
felt
;
"
a
dull
throbbing
"
;
"
dull
pain
"
slow
to
learn
or
understand
;
lacking
intellectual
acuity
;
"
so
dense
he
never
understands anything
I
say
to him"
;
"
never
met anyone
quite
so
dim
"
;
"although
dull
at
classical
learning
,
at
mathematics
he
was
uncommonly
quick
"
-
Thackeray
;
"
dumb
officials
make
some
really
dumb
decisions"
;
"
he
was
either
normally
stupid
or
being
deliberately
obtuse
"
;
"worked with the
slow
students"
(of
business
)
not
active
or
brisk
;
"
business
is
dull
(
or
slow
)"
;
"
a
sluggish
market
"
not
having
a
sharp
edge
or
point
;
"the
knife
was
too
dull
to
be
of
any
use
"
blunted
in
responsiveness
or
sensibility
;
"
a
dull
gaze
"
;
"
so
exhausted
she was
dull
to what went
on
about
her"
- Willa
Cather
not
clear
and
resonant
;
sounding
as
if
striking
with
or
against something
relatively
soft
;
"the
dull
thud
"
;
"
thudding
bullets"
darkened
with
overcast
;
"
a
dark
day
"
;
"
a
dull
sky
"
;
"the
sky
was
leaden
and
thick
"
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,
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,
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