blanker
- adjective
- /ˈblæŋkər/
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más vacío
- The canvas looked blanker than before after the artist wiped away the previous layers of paint.
Examples
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The wall looked even blanker after they removed the last painting.
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His response was blanker than I expected, showing no emotion at all.
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Her eyes became blanker as she listened to the disappointing news.
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Her expression was even blanker than before.
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This painting looks much blanker than the last one.
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Her expression became blanker as she listened to the dull lecture on a topic she found uninteresting.
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With each passing moment, his response became blanker, revealing his increasing confusion.
Synonyms
351
3.7
Feeling like you have no feelings inside
122
3.5
Only just enough, with no extra things
89
4.2
A look that shows no expression or understanding
64
5.5
Empty inside and not sincere or meaningful
52
5.5
Completely without something that is usual or expected
31
2.8
A thing that has no strong character and few interesting features
30
6.1
Dull and showing little energy
23
4.2
Not bright or colorful and not lively
23
6.2
Not showing new ideas or creative thinking
19
3.6
Without energy or interest and making people feel bored
18
4.1
Having a blank look that shows no thought or interest
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7.1
Not having special or interesting features so it does not stand out
11
4.4
Having a face or way of acting that shows no feeling
11
5.3
Having no useful ideas or emotion
7
3.5
Not interesting or exciting
5
8.1
Having no real meaning or importance
4
3.9
Not interesting or exciting
2
7.4
Not interesting or lively and often boring
1
5.5
Having little feeling in the face or voice
1
5.8
Having nothing special or interesting
1
6.5
Looks plain and not attractive
Being empty and having no real meaning or value
Having nothing inside, like an empty box
Having more empty space inside than something else
Dull and showing little energy or interest
Not bright in color and not very interesting
Not having a strong style or special features and seeming bland
Antonyms
How Expressionless
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Blanker comes from the common word blank, which comes from an old word meaning 'white'. Think of a white page with no writing on it — it is empty, so blanker means 'more empty' or more expressionless.