# vapid

**Pronunciation:** /ˈvæpɪd/ · VAP-id

**Part of speech:** adjective

## Meaning

Lacking flavor, zest, spirit, or liveliness; offering nothing that is stimulating or challenging.

## Examples

- He grew tired of the vapid small talk that dominated every office meeting.
- The film was criticized for its vapid plot and shallow characters.
- She found his vapid attempts at humor quite exhausting after a long day.

## Synonyms

- dull — A very common, general word for uninteresting things.
- boring — The most neutral and frequent way to say something lacks interest.
- insipid — Literally tasteless; often used for food or personality.
- banal — Suggests something is unoriginal and predictable.
- jejune — Sophisticated term for something dry, childish, or lacking substance.

## Antonyms

- lively — Full of energy and spirit.
- vibrant — Full of life, color, and excitement.
- stimulating — Encouraging interest or new ideas.

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