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Plain or lacking in interesting features or characteristics
Average or mediocre in standard or quality
Lacking distinctive features or characteristics
Of low social, administrative, or political rank
Not famous
Habitually done, used or found
Substandard or below expectations
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Adjective
▲
Plain or lacking in interesting features or characteristics
mundane
humdrum
ordinary
characterless
dull
commonplace
prosaic
boring
everyday
vanilla
routine
uninspired
unmemorable
plain
nondescript
quotidian
workaday
normal
hackneyed
common
trite
simple
ornery
uneventful
usual
jejune
suburban
typical
unnoteworthy
generic
inconsequential
inconspicuous
unnoticeable
okay
run-of-the-mill
garden-variety
plain vanilla
common or garden
nothing special
a dime a dozen
bog standard
no big deal
unexceptional
unremarkable
uninteresting
average
bland
pedestrian
mediocre
colourless
UK
colorless
US
uninspiring
bog-standard
conventional
lackluster
US
lacklustre
UK
indifferent
unexciting
standard
nothing to write home about
insipid
middle-of-the-road
forgettable
so-so
no great shakes
mainstream
banal
stale
drab
customary
dry
flat
standard-issue
middling
lifeless
spiritless
vapid
dreary
not up to much
second-rate
monotonous
tame
unoriginal
unimaginative
cut-and-dried
cut-and-dry
corny
anaemic
UK
tired
gray
US
grey
UK
unpretentious
familiar
garden
anemic
US
half-pie
featureless
derivative
garden variety
predictable
stock
fair
overused
homespun
indistinctive
hacky
modest
passable
OK
medium
regular
homely
old hat
second-class
run of the mill
dead
run-of-the-mine
run-of-mine
matter-of-fact
dime-a-dozen
tedious
not much cop
nothing
nothing to get excited about
overworked
overdone
frequent
habitual
time-worn
cornball
natural
terrestrial
worn out
dim
listless
muted
bush-league
dime-store
inferior
formulaic
mean
unimpressive
played out
humble
stereotyped
nitty-gritty
not so hot
apathetic
torpid
unanimated
leaden
insignificant
wearisome
fair to middling
ten a penny
draggy
ho-hum
blah
immemorable
impersonal
neutral
household
ubiquitous
tolerable
soulless
not bad
anonymous
trivial
plastic
white-bread
practical
unadventurous
passionless
derived
unspectacular
unstimulating
empty
heavy
plodding
accustomed
sterile
uninventive
general
watery
unromantic
wonted
vacuous
traditional
established
dry as dust
faceless
monolithic
prevailing
day-to-day
unimpressed
uncreative
unmoved
bromidic
ponderous
barren
heavy-handed
stodgy
yawn
unimportant
unpoetic
literal
unemotional
unsentimental
unvarnished
factual
unembellished
clear
unadorned
blending into the background
popular
intermediate
basic
off-the-shelf
plain-Jane
unextraordinary
unvaried
stereotypical
settled
useless
deadpan
two a penny
unidentified
unspecified
irrelevant
inconsiderable
paltry
dull as ditchwater
pointless
piddling
immaterial
worthless
meaningless
whatever
phoned in
par for the course
sombre
UK
somber
US
no-frills
middle of the road
not worth mentioning
of little consequence
of little importance
of no importance
of no consequence
of no great concern
of no account
clichéd
prevalent
lowly
plebeian
worn-out
familiar tune
boiler plate
daily
old
tiresome
expected
slow
arid
stuffy
numbing
jading
monochromatic
dusty
stupid
mind-numbing
set
tiring
repetitive
wearying
fixed
drudging
weary
domestic
rife
universal
constant
repetitious
unvarying
banausic
recurring
samey
accepted
rampant
recognized
US
platitudinous
family
orthodox
repeated
current
periodic
widespread
persistent
chronic
going
recognised
UK
typic
recurrent
deadly
dreich
perpetual
methodical
well-worn
lacking variety
lacking variation
straightforward
adopted
public
endemic
familial
acknowledged
pervasive
irritating
annoying
diurnal
scheduled
domiciliary
superabundant
casual
informal
desolate
monotone
treadmill
toneless
prosy
boresome
vexatious
bloodless
soul-destroying
congruous
characteristic
known
seasonal
whitebread
homey
home
weariful
stiff
wooden
orderly
well established
staple
representative
dragging
nowhere
yawnsome
archetypal
archetypical
true
regulation
acquainted
well-known
cheap and commonplace
wintery
UK
raw
sorrowful
dispiriting
damp
oppressive
wintry
US
windy
downcast
boilerplate
canonical
threadbare
dull as dishwater
lacking excitement
lacking interest
ho hum
unsophisticated
timeworn
hack
recognizable
US
proverbial
shopworn
profuse
reiterated
extensive
incessant
continual
one-size-fits-all
native
recognisable
UK
well known
time-honored
cliche
musty
hackney
common variety
periodical
obligatory
cobwebby
antiquated
obsolete
outdated
hokey
hoary
truistic
outmoded
tripe
intermittent
moth-eaten
old-hat
old-chestnut
out-of-date
old-saw
played-out
workday
numerous
occurring often
grind
matter-of-course
monochrome
inane
dullsville
unrelieved
innocuous
meager
US
meagre
UK
more ❯
“The main facade of the Opera is partially obscured by a small,
undistinguished
building housing a brasserie.”
Adjective
▲
Average or mediocre in standard or quality
mediocre
average
unexceptional
middling
indifferent
unremarkable
passable
pedestrian
unexciting
lackluster
US
lacklustre
UK
OK
moderate
ordinary
forgettable
unimpressive
modest
mean
unspectacular
so-so
second-rate
middle-of-the-road
half-pie
fair-to-middling
no great shakes
not up to much
bush-league
nothing to write home about
not much cop
not so hot
nothing to get excited about
run-of-the-mill
workaday
adequate
bog-standard
common
fair
commonplace
uninspired
tolerable
plain vanilla
vanilla
medium
everyday
amateur
amateurish
prosaic
decent
normal
fairish
not very good
run-of-the-mine
run-of-mine
second-class
unmemorable
inferior
insignificant
standard
all right
okay
acceptable
respectable
fair to middling
usual
satisfactory
dull
typical
nothing special
sufficient
conventional
serviceable
not bad
good
uneventful
inconspicuous
routine
allowable
presentable
standard-issue
admissible
banal
humdrum
garden-variety
cut-and-dry
cut-and-dried
fairly good
characterless
mainstream
sufficiently good
meh
fine
moderately good
O.K.
intermediate
good enough
not too bad
common or garden
unexceptionable
plodding
uninteresting
uninspiring
stock
in-between
boring
unimportant
immaterial
unpretentious
poor
nondescript
anonymous
unnoteworthy
plain
enough
of no consequence
traditional
fair enough
bog standard
nothing out of the ordinary
midway
median
midsized
middle
midsize
nothing to shout about
barely adequate
neutral
inconsequential
inconsiderable
limited
par for the course
colourless
UK
colorless
US
unimpeachable
reasonable
livable
goodish
tidy
of poor quality
pretty good
better than nothing
bland
customary
regular
familiar
boilerplate
general
plastic
garden
nowhere
jake
a dime a dozen
run of the mill
middle of the road
ten a penny
small
intermediary
mediate
halfway
medial
central
quite good
can't complain
reasonably good
intermedial
ornery
scanty
certain
light
meagre
UK
skimpy
minor
minimal
sparse
centre
UK
considerable
meager
US
sound
goodly
abundant
substantial
comfortable
sizable
sizeable
noticeable
appreciable
biggish
marked
significant
generous
worthwhile
fit
honest
mid
midmost
mean value
center
US
popular
par
ample
small-scale
medium-sized
middle-sized
up to standard
more ❯
“Faced with entering the working world or graduate school, they confront the reality of their
undistinguished
academic career.”
Adjective
▲
Lacking distinctive features or characteristics
nondescript
featureless
characterless
indistinctive
neutral
beige
indeterminate
indescribable
faceless
unclassifiable
noncommittal
unclassified
monolithic
dull
vanilla
bland
drab
unremarkable
plain
unimaginative
uninspired
forgettable
unadorned
stark
nameless
“Lovecraft had no job, was only toying with chemistry and astronomy, and was writing random
undistinguished
bits of verse about his native region.”
Adjective
▲
Of low social, administrative, or political rank
humble
common
lowly
poor
commonplace
ordinary
plebeian
simple
ignoble
low
proletarian
inferior
insignificant
mean
modest
baseborn
underprivileged
unimportant
meagre
UK
meager
US
rough
severe
unrefined
unremarkable
unwashed
inconsequential
inglorious
lowborn
measly
obscure
prole
shabby
trivial
unpretentious
vulgar
wretched
beggarly
contemptible
humdrum
lumpen
miserable
paltry
petty
pitiful
plebby
puny
scrubby
sordid
uncouth
unfit
lower-class
working-class
low-born
low-ranking
low-life
of low birth
of low rank
base
low-class
second-class
servile
middling
second-rate
peasant
bourgeois
blue-singlet
philistine
traditional
popular
unsophisticated
banal
conventional
pedestrian
déclassé
declassé
lesser
minor
subordinate
secondary
menial
mediocre
subsidiary
junior
second-string
small
subservient
unassuming
smaller
lousy
demeaning
reduced
low-grade
degrading
ancillary
second-fiddle
bottom
little
poorer
slighter
lower
ignominious
lower-ranking
sorry
sad
dinky
minor-league
small-fry
small-time
bush-league
third-string
lower in rank
undersized
subjacent
lower in status
second-banana
not very important
beneath someone
bottom-rung
back seat
below someone
entry-level
less important
under someone's heel
not so important
less
lower-level
under
marginal
accessory
declassed
lower-grade
second
dependent
inconsiderable
plain
negligible
auxiliary
reserve
trifling
supporting
piddling
blue-collar
subaltern
younger
peripheral
sub-
two-bit
supplementary
nether
supplemental
subject
lowlife
meek
backup
light
low-bred
relief
tributary
assistant
casual
low-level
slight
lower rung
sub
minus
tacky
vice-
below the mark
fall-back
average
second-best
diminished
dishonourable
UK
dishonorable
US
unworthy
tinier
crude
petite
cloth-cap
a notch under
lessened
abject
beneath
baser
fawning
subalternate
satellite
bush
associate
democratic
people's
grassroots
low-status
smalltime
deputy
alternative
incidental
spare
alternate
substitute
fallback
attendant
inessential
lightweight
extra
inadequate
tangential
collateral
insufficient
scanty
youngest
picayune
scant
feeding
side
penny-ante
non-essential
piffling
pathetic
of little account
worthless
exiguous
derisory
pitiable
mingy
poxy
very little
gentle
mild
deprived
cast down
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Not famous
unknown
obscure
insignificant
lowly
minor
unimportant
unsung
humble
inconsequential
uncelebrated
unestablished
unrenowned
unfamiliar
unheard-of
anonymous
unfamous
forgotten
unhonoured
little known
unheard of
unrecognized
US
nameless
unrecognised
UK
unacknowledged
unnoted
noteless
unfamed
no-name
unnamed
unacclaimed
unhailed
unlauded
unapplauded
inconspicuous
overlooked
unappreciated
inglorious
unglorified
unhonored
uncredited
neglected
disregarded
unpraised
unbemoaned
untrumpeted
unrewarded
unmissed
silent
unbeknownst
unascertained
undiscovered
undetermined
unidentified
unspecified
untold
strange
unperceived
secret
unrevealed
unexplained
unseen
unbeknown
unnoticed
rare
odd
irrelevant
invisible
little-known
out-of-the-way
seldom seen
ignored
unheeded
omitted
undervalued
unsung hero
unpublicized
unproclaimed
unheralded
unvalued
taken for granted
shunned
unconsidered
underestimated
scorned
dismissed
evaded
depreciated
disdained
deferred
uncared-for
out in the cold
passed over
tossed aside
marginalized
US
marginalised
UK
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Habitually done, used or found
traditional
conventional
customary
classic
standard
accustomed
usual
regular
classical
common
habitual
traditionary
accepted
proven
ritual
routine
normal
popular
staid
stereotyped
wonted
ceremonial
prescriptive
ritualistic
set
conformist
fixed
unadventurous
universal
acknowledged
doctrinal
immemorial
prescribed
rooted
sanctioned
widespread
run-of-the-mill
time-honored
time-honoured
tried and tested
tried and true
widely used
taken for granted
normative
abiding
immortal
ageless
enduring
timeless
lasting
orthodox
memorable
unforgettable
undying
deathless
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Substandard or below expectations
below par
bad
inadequate
mediocre
middling
second-rate
bush-league
under par
uninspired
unsatisfactory
imperfect
inferior
lacking
not up to standard
off
off-form
poor
substandard
wanting
weak
below average
not up to snuff
not up to scratch
lousy
crummy
unacceptable
deficient
wretched
low-grade
rubbish
low-quality
terrible
dreadful
atrocious
abysmal
shoddy
deplorable
lamentable
diabolical
appalling
pathetic
dissatisfactory
awful
rotten
rubbishy
pitiful
dire
execrable
third-rate
subpar
two-bit
lame
paltry
cheap
trashy
dismal
defective
duff
sad
below standard
suboptimal
schlocky
junky
cut-rate
low
wack
garbage
sub-par
pants
faulty
low-rent
ropy
shabby
grotty
worthless
laughable
crumby
punk
less-than-stellar
poor-quality
second-class
abject
miserable
insufficient
bum
frightful
cheesy
tenth-rate
bargain-basement
disastrous
horrendous
abominable
tinhorn
half-pie
egregious
bodger
el cheapo
horrid
useless
hopeless
disagreeable
unsound
not much cop
flawed
horrible
rough
poxy
damnable
meager
US
meagre
UK
disgraceful
chronic
not up to par
hellacious
grungy
beastly
poor quality
cruddy
wrong
not good
grody
leaving much to be desired
bush
disappointing
subnormal
woeful
displeasing
objectionable
pits
shameful
God-awful
very bad
revolting
repulsive
not cutting it
average
junk
impaired
ordinary
unexceptional
pedestrian
unfit
repellant
repellent
patchy
bottom-of-barrel
hellish
rancid
disgustful
rebarbative
loathly
insufferable
inefficient
reduced
limited
impotent
little
ineffectual
feeble
insubstantial
restricted
inappreciable
inconsiderable
sparing
ineffective
under-strength
piddling
minor league
small potatoes
from hunger
minor-league
ill
sour
bad news
raunchy
downer
icky
stinking
unspeakable
odious
diddly
fallacious
valueless
bummer
godawful
scurrilous
detestable
the pits
grim
gross
irremediable
erroneous
not the best
blah
reprehensible
sucky
stinky
indefensible
tacky
jerry-built
tinny
crude
commonplace
tawdry
end-of-the-pier
common
sleazy
piss-poor
tatty
schlock
dime-a-dozen
gimcrack
cheapjack
coarse
trumpery
direful
second-best
cheap and nasty
no great shakes
strictly for the birds
a load of pants
second class
more ❯
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