unenlivened
- adjective
- /ˌʌnɪnˈlaɪvənd/
:
sin vida
- She found the party unenlivened and left after only an hour.
Examples
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His voice was unenlivened by enthusiasm, making the lecture feel tedious.
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The movie remained unenlivened by any moments of humor or excitement.
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The presentation was rather unenlivened and failed to engage the audience.
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His unenlivened speech left many attendees yawning.
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The presentation was extremely unenlivened, causing many attendees to lose interest.
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Despite the beautiful setting, the conversation felt unenlivened and dull.
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The event was unenlivened by a lack of engaging activities or entertainment.
Synonyms
30
6.1
Dull and showing little energy
20
1.4
Not exciting and likely to make people bored
16
7.9
Not interesting or lively and often boring
14
4.0
Not having new or interesting ideas
7
3.5
Not interesting or exciting
3
3.2
Not interesting or exciting
2
4.6
Not pleasant or welcoming and likely to keep people away
1
5.3
Not showing excitement or interest
1
7.6
Something that is not lively and seems dull and without energy
1
4.6
Not interesting and does not hold attention
1
6.0
Calm and not meant to excite or shock people
Dull and showing little energy or interest
Not causing strong feelings or interest
Does not interest, excite, or make people feel energetic
Feeling too tired to be active or interested
Showing little energy and no enthusiasm
Not awake and not responding to things around you
Not feeling rested or refreshed after sleep
Not attractive or interesting
Antonyms
How Lively
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word unenlivened comes from un- 'not' plus liven 'make alive', the same idea you see in live and lively. So it means 'not made lively or interesting', which is why an unenlivened talk or party feels dull and without energy.