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Comparative for plain or lacking in interesting features or characteristics
Comparative for average or mediocre in standard or quality
Comparative for lacking distinctive features or characteristics
Comparative for of low rank or status
Comparative for which has not been lauded or appreciated
Comparative for of low social rank or status
Comparative for substandard or below expectations
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Adjective
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Comparative for plain or lacking in interesting features or characteristics
mundaner
duller
boringer
plainer
normaler
commoner
triter
simpler
ornerier
blander
staler
drabber
drearier
flatter
drier
tamer
grayer
US
greyer
UK
fairer
hackier
homelier
deader
meaner
lowlier
dimmer
humbler
draggier
emptier
waterier
uselesser
paltrier
stodgier
barrener
somberer
US
sombrer
UK
heavier
prosier
squarer
cleaner
staider
widerspread
older
slower
stuffier
arider
dustier
stupider
rifer
wearier
currenter
deadlier
stiffer
truer
meagerer
US
meagrer
UK
rawer
wintrier
US
windier
damper
winterier
UK
mustier
cobwebbier
hokier
hoarier
more humdrum
more ordinary
more characterless
more commonplace
more prosaic
more vanilla
more routine
more uninspired
more unmemorable
more nondescript
more quotidian
more workaday
more hackneyed
more uneventful
more usual
more suburban
more typical
more unnoteworthy
more generic
more inconsequential
more inconspicuous
more unnoticeable
more okay
more run-of-the-mill
more bog standard
more unexceptional
more unremarkable
more average
more uninteresting
more mediocre
more pedestrian
more colourless
UK
more colorless
US
more uninspiring
more standard
more indifferent
more conventional
more lackluster
US
more lacklustre
UK
more unexciting
more middling
more forgettable
more customary
more mainstream
more insipid
more banal
more regular
more second-rate
more lifeless
more familiar
more vapid
more monotonous
more spiritless
more unoriginal
more unimaginative
more unpretentious
more corny
more tedious
more predictable
more tired
more unimpressive
more OK
more anaemic
UK
more anemic
US
more run of the mill
more habitual
more featureless
more passable
more indistinctive
more modest
more derivative
more overused
more insignificant
more blah
more bush-league
more ho-hum
more accustomed
more frequent
more general
more wonted
more plodding
more amateur
more amateurish
more popular
more natural
more overworked
more plastic
more overdone
more traditional
more unspectacular
more listless
more plebeian
more unadventurous
more unprepossessing
more apathetic
more leaden
more torpid
more matter-of-fact
more worn out
more wearisome
more played out
more impersonal
more tolerable
more neutral
more white-bread
more practical
more boilerplate
more trivial
more soulless
more anonymous
more charmless
more jake
more unimportant
more unstimulating
more unromantic
more day-to-day
more intermediate
more basic
more ponderous
more irrelevant
more inconsiderable
more bromidic
more sterile
more monolithic
more faceless
more pointless
more immaterial
more worthless
more stereotypical
more unvaried
more unextraordinary
more uninventive
more whatever
more meaningless
more established
more passionless
more unmoved
more uncreative
more prevailing
more unimpressed
more settled
more heavy-handed
more par for the course
more platitudinous
more vacuous
more lusterless
more straightforward
more unembellished
more unadorned
more unemotional
more businesslike
more deadpan
more classic
more traditionary
more classical
more ritual
more proven
more accepted
more prescriptive
more ceremonial
more ritualistic
more set
more fixed
more universal
more conformist
more rooted
more acknowledged
more prevalent
more time-honoured
more time-honored
more tried and true
more tried and tested
more tiresome
more expected
more constant
more tiring
more persistent
more repetitive
more repeated
more rampant
more repetitious
more unvarying
more banausic
more incessant
more orthodox
more chronic
more dreich
more methodical
more well-worn
more extensive
more profuse
more pervasive
more public
more congruous
more annoying
more irritating
more casual
more informal
more domestic
more seasonal
more wooden
more weariful
more characteristic
more vexatious
more boresome
more representative
more whitebread
more yawnsome
more threadbare
more orderly
more archetypal
more archetypical
more timeworn
more inane
more unrelieved
more canonical
more shopworn
more ho hum
more innocuous
more bloodless
more desolate
more downcast
more dispiriting
more sorrowful
more oppressive
more soul-destroying
more periodical
more obligatory
more antiquated
more obsolete
more outdated
more outmoded
more moth-eaten
more out-of-date
more old-hat
more intermittent
more monotone
more toneless
more recognized
US
more workday
more numerous
more recognised
UK
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“The main facade of the Opera is partially obscured by a small,
undistinguished
building housing a brasserie.”
Adjective
▲
Comparative for average or mediocre in standard or quality
meaner
fairer
commoner
normaler
better
duller
finer
poorer
plainer
tidier
more mediocre
more average
more unexceptional
more middling
more indifferent
more unremarkable
more passable
more pedestrian
more unexciting
more lackluster
US
more lacklustre
UK
more OK
more moderate
more ordinary
more forgettable
more unimpressive
more modest
more unspectacular
more second-rate
more bush-league
more adequate
more tolerable
more workaday
more vanilla
more run-of-the-mill
more decent
more commonplace
more uninspired
more prosaic
more okay
more amateur
more amateurish
more acceptable
more satisfactory
more respectable
more serviceable
more standard
more conventional
more insignificant
more sufficient
more characterless
more usual
more typical
more meh
more intermediate
more presentable
more admissible
more unexceptionable
more allowable
more immaterial
more unimportant
more reasonable
more routine
more midway
more unmemorable
more nondescript
more traditional
more uneventful
more unpretentious
more inconsiderable
more inconsequential
more neutral
more limited
more unnoteworthy
more inconspicuous
more livable
more in-between
more bog standard
more par for the course
more humdrum
more mainstream
more banal
more colourless
UK
more colorless
US
more ❯
“Faced with entering the working world or graduate school, they confront the reality of their
undistinguished
academic career.”
Adjective
▲
Comparative for lacking distinctive features or characteristics
beiger
duller
blander
plainer
drabber
starker
more nondescript
more featureless
more characterless
more indistinctive
more neutral
more indeterminate
more indescribable
more faceless
more unclassifiable
more noncommittal
more unclassified
more monolithic
more vanilla
more unremarkable
more uninspired
more unimaginative
more unadorned
more forgettable
“Lovecraft had no job, was only toying with chemistry and astronomy, and was writing random
undistinguished
bits of verse about his native region.”
Adjective
▲
Comparative for of low rank or status
lowlier
commoner
humbler
lower
ignobler
scrubbier
baser
smaller
less
lousier
meagerer
US
punier
miserabler
measlier
paltrier
shabbier
wretcheder
pettier
sadder
sorrier
pitifuller
meaner
dinkier
meagrer
UK
abjecter
sparer
nethermore
more unimportant
more plebeian
more insignificant
more minor
more secondary
more inglorious
more subordinate
more unpretentious
more subsidiary
more subservient
more junior
more ancillary
more menial
more mediocre
more servile
more degrading
more demeaning
more ignominious
more second-rate
more lower-class
more low-grade
more unassuming
more middling
more ordinary
more reduced
more contemptible
more humdrum
more low-born
more undersized
more bush-league
more subjacent
more marginal
more supporting
more supplementary
more supplemental
more diminished
more peripheral
more attendant
more accessory
more blue-collar
more under
more subalternate
more subaltern
more bush
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Comparative for which has not been lauded or appreciated
obscurer
silenter
lowlier
humbler
odder
more unsung
more unknown
more uncelebrated
more overlooked
more unfamous
more unappreciated
more anonymous
more forgotten
more unacknowledged
more disregarded
more unrenowned
more unhonoured
more unfamed
more unlauded
more neglected
more unglorified
more unhonored
more untrumpeted
more unpraised
more unrewarded
more unheard-of
more unimportant
more minor
more insignificant
more inconsequential
more unfamiliar
more inconspicuous
more inglorious
more uncredited
more unnoticed
more rare
more irrelevant
more unestablished
more unheeded
more undervalued
more marginalized
US
more unconsidered
more unvalued
more scorned
more deferred
more uncared-for
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Comparative for of low social rank or status
shabbier
humbler
commoner
lowlier
poorer
simpler
ignobler
lower
meaner
meagrer
UK
meagerer
US
rougher
severer
measlier
obscurer
vulgarer
wretcheder
beggarlier
miserabler
paltrier
pettier
pitifuller
punier
scrubbier
sordider
uncouther
unfitter
baser
plainer
meeker
cruder
unworthier
milder
gentler
more commonplace
more ordinary
more plebeian
more proletarian
more insignificant
more modest
more underprivileged
more unimportant
more unrefined
more unremarkable
more inconsequential
more inglorious
more trivial
more unpretentious
more contemptible
more humdrum
more plebby
more lower-class
more working-class
more low-born
more low-class
more middling
more popular
more servile
more bourgeois
more philistine
more second-rate
more menial
more low-bred
more blue-collar
more lowbrow
more dishonorable
US
more dishonourable
UK
more subordinate
more deprived
more ❯
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▲
Comparative for substandard or below expectations
badder
poorer
weaker
more inadequate
more mediocre
more middling
more uninspired
more unsatisfactory
more imperfect
more lacking
more off
more substandard
more wanting
more second-rate
more bush-league
more below average
Adjective
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Comparative for not to one's knowledge
obscurer
stranger
more unbeknown
more unknown
more unrevealed
more secret
more unascertained
more unfamiliar
more unperceived
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