bleh
- adjective
- /blɛ/
- Informal
- That makes a bad episode and a lame exit for the Ponds even more bleh.
Examples
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On the whole, the service was pretty "bleh."
Blog text (28) -
Honestly, virtually all views in Beijing are beautiful to me, even when they're actually pretty bleh, but I remember enjoying the experience.
Blog text (17) -
It is just bleh and no help at all, as I've used it and it is really of no use to me.
Blog text (9) -
I found the movie really bleh and not worth the hype.
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After hours of the same boring presentation, I felt bleh and ready to leave.
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His new song was just bleh; it didn't excite me at all.
Synonyms
Not interesting and making you feel tired or impatient
An idea or phrase used so often that it feels boring
Feeling not interested and tired from doing the same thing too much
Not interesting or lively
Not exciting and likely to make people bored
Not having new or interesting ideas
Not exciting and having little variety
Not interesting or exciting
Not interesting and making you feel bored
Not showing much interest or excitement
Not interesting or exciting
A short word people use to show lack of interest
Not showing excitement or interest
Feeling bored and having nothing to do
Not causing strong feelings or interest
Not causing excitement or interest
Causes people to lose interest because it is dull
Not very energetic or lively in mood
A little sad and not wanting to do much
Very boring and hard to pay attention to
Antonyms
How Bored
Surface Forms
Etymology
Bleh is a flat, spoken sound like 'meh' or 'blah' that people use to show 'boredom' or low energy, so calling something 'bleh' means it feels boring, tired, or uninspiring.