Dictionary entry

Unseal

Pronunciation: /ʌnˈsiːl/

Pronunciation

/ʌnˈsiːl/

Myanmar Meaning

ချိတ်ဖွင့်သည်။ စာ၊ အိုးခွက်ကို ဖွင့်ဖောက်သည်။

Definition

unexciting /ʌnÇk'saÇtÇŋ / adj ပ်င္းစရာ။

Examples

  1. ‘We all joked about the mundane and unexciting routines which the majority of us shared with girlfriends and wives.’
  2. ‘But this is a bafflingly unrewarding
  3. unexciting piece of work.’
  4. ‘Next
  5. in the standard Chinese version
  6. the dialogue is less stiff than in English but it is flat and unexciting.’
  7. ‘Taxonomy is unexciting
  8. but it needs to be done.’
  9. ‘What a dull
  10. unexciting and less than memorable sporting year that is just ending!’
  11. ‘It sounds unexciting when you say it out loud
  12. plain and simple.’
  13. ‘How is it that some lecturers
  14. even when discussing interesting topics
  15. manage to make their subject come across dull and wholly unexciting?’
  16. ‘In other towns innumerable counterparts lived similar
  17. humdrum
  18. unexciting lives.’
  19. ‘At first sight the menu was fearsomely unexciting.’
  20. ‘She left school at 17
  21. did a succession of unexciting jobs
  22. got married and divorced
  23. and then went back to school in 1994.’
  24. ‘The next day was as boring
  25. mundane
  26. unexciting
  27. dull
  28. tedious
  29. uneventful and monotonous as usual.’
  30. ‘He might seem interesting on the outside
  31. but he is utterly
  32. utterly bland and unexciting.’
  33. ‘The game by itself
  34. is sort of bland and unexciting because of the lack of variety.’
  35. ‘The band just became unexciting - boring - and I felt like I was playing a role.’
  36. ‘An array of unexciting eateries were waiting by the bus station
  37. their standards based on one-off long distance customers rather than repeat business.’
  38. ‘Many of their children have equally unexciting employment prospects.’
  39. ‘The battle scenes are also strangely unexciting.’
  40. ‘Convalescing from a fever is rather unexciting.’
  41. ‘The bland colors struck him as very plain
  42. and unexciting.’
  43. ‘Sales
  44. however
  45. have been in decline for several years
  46. and trading remains unexciting.’