zipless
- adjective
- /ˈzɪpləs/
- US
- Her zipless attitude made it hard for her to inspire her coworkers.
Examples
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The team played a zipless game, showing little motivation or drive.
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After the long meeting, his speech sounded zipless and failed to excite the audience.
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The presentation felt quite zipless and uninspired.
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After a long week, I felt zipless and drained.
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The presentation was so zipless that many audience members struggled to stay awake.
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After a zipless weekend with no exciting plans, she felt ready to tackle the week ahead.
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His zipless performance left the crowd feeling uninspired and bored.
Synonyms
Not interesting or lively
A gloomy, boring time that makes you feel sad or tired
Dull and showing little energy
Not showing new ideas or creative thinking
Without energy or interest and making people feel bored
Having a blank look that shows no thought or interest
Not interesting or lively and often boring
Being very tired and slow with little interest or energy
Not having energy or interest to do things
Not interesting or lively and often boring
Showing little energy and no enthusiasm
Being dry and without life or energy
Showing little energy and no enthusiasm
Dull and showing little energy or interest
Not bright in color and not very interesting
Not causing strong feelings or interest
Not made more interesting or exciting
Boring and not interesting or exciting
Antonyms
Compounds
How Energetic
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Zipless literally means 'without zip' because zip is a common word for 'energy' or 'vigor' (as in 'zippy') and -less means 'without'. So something zipless is dull or low on energy 'without' drive or excitement.