dullness 音标拼音: [d'ʌlnəs]
n . 愚蠢;不锐利;模糊;无光泽
愚蠢;不锐利;模糊;无光泽
dullness n 1 :
the quality of being slow to understand [
synonym : {
dullness },
{
obtuseness }]
2 :
the quality of lacking interestingness ; "
the stories were of a dullness to bring a buffalo to its knees "
3 :
a lack of visual brightness ; "
the brightness of the orange sky was reflected in the dullness of the orange sea " [
ant :
{
brightness }]
4 :
lack of sensibility ; "
there was a dullness in his heart ";
"
without him the dullness of her life crept into her work no matter how she tried to compartmentalize it ."
5 :
without sharpness or clearness of edge or point ; "
the dullness of the pencil made his writing illegible " [
synonym :
{
dullness }, {
bluntness }] [
ant : {
asperity }, {
keenness },
{
sharpness }]
Dullness \
Dull "
ness \,
n .
The state of being dull ;
slowness ;
stupidity ;
heaviness ;
drowsiness ;
bluntness ;
obtuseness ;
dimness ;
want of luster ;
want of vividness ,
or of brightness . [
Written also {
dulness }.]
[
1913 Webster ]
And gentle dullness ever loves a joke . --
Pope .
[
1913 Webster ]
347 Moby Thesaurus words for "
dullness ":
abruptness ,
absence of color ,
acedia ,
achromaticity ,
achromatism ,
adynamia ,
aloofness ,
analgesia ,
anemia ,
anesthesia ,
angst ,
anguish ,
anxiety ,
apathy ,
aridity ,
aridness ,
ashiness ,
asininity ,
ataraxia ,
ataraxy ,
atony ,
autism ,
barrenness ,
benumbedness ,
blah ,
blah feeling ,
blahs ,
blockishness ,
bloodlessness ,
bluffness ,
bluntness ,
boobishness ,
boorishness ,
boredom ,
boringness ,
bovinity ,
cachexia ,
cachexy ,
cadaverousness ,
callousness ,
canescence ,
catatonia ,
cheerlessness ,
chill ,
chilliness ,
chloranemia ,
cloddishness ,
cold blood ,
cold heart ,
coldness ,
colorlessness ,
coma ,
comatoseness ,
commonness ,
commonplaceness ,
coolness ,
cowardice ,
crassness ,
crudeness ,
deadness ,
deadpan ,
dearth of ideas ,
deathly hue ,
deathly pallor ,
debilitation ,
debility ,
denseness ,
density ,
detachment ,
dim -
wittedness ,
dimness ,
discomfort ,
discomposure ,
discontent ,
disinterest ,
dislike ,
dispassion ,
dispassionateness ,
displeasure ,
disquiet ,
dissatisfaction ,
doltishness ,
drabness ,
dread ,
drowsiness ,
dryness ,
dull -
wittedness ,
dullardism ,
dumbness ,
duncery ,
easy temper ,
electronarcosis ,
emotional deadness ,
emotionlessness ,
emptiness ,
enervation ,
ennui ,
etiolation ,
even temper ,
existential woe ,
exsanguination ,
fadedness ,
faintness ,
fairishness ,
fairness ,
fatigue ,
feebleness ,
flabbiness ,
flaccidity ,
flatness ,
frigidity ,
frostiness ,
ghastliness ,
glaucescence ,
glaucousness ,
good temper ,
gray ,
grayishness ,
grayness ,
grimness ,
grossness ,
haggardness ,
heartlessness ,
heaviness ,
hebetude ,
hopelessness ,
huelessness ,
humdrumminess ,
humdrumness ,
hypochromia ,
hypochromic anemia ,
iciness ,
immovability ,
impassibility ,
impassiveness ,
impassivity ,
imperception ,
imperceptiveness ,
imperceptivity ,
impercipience ,
imperturbability ,
imperturbableness ,
impotence ,
inanimation ,
inappetence ,
inconsiderateness ,
indifference ,
inexcitability ,
inexcitableness ,
infecundity ,
infertility ,
inirritability ,
inquietude ,
insensibility ,
insensibleness ,
insensitiveness ,
insensitivity ,
insentience ,
insipidness ,
insouciance ,
irksomeness ,
jadedness ,
joylessness ,
lack of affect ,
lack of appetite ,
lack of bite ,
lack of feeling ,
lack of pleasure ,
lack of touch ,
lackadaisicalness ,
lackluster ,
languidness ,
languishment ,
languor ,
languorousness ,
lassitude ,
leadenness ,
lenitude ,
lentor ,
lethargicalness ,
lethargy ,
lifelessness ,
lightness ,
listlessness ,
lividity ,
lividness ,
long -
windedness ,
loutishness ,
lumpishness ,
malaise ,
matter -
of -
factness ,
mediocreness ,
mediocrity ,
middlingness ,
moderateness ,
modestness ,
modesty ,
monotonousness ,
mousiness ,
muddiness ,
muffled tone ,
mutedness ,
narcosis ,
narcotization ,
nausea ,
neutral tint ,
ninnyism ,
nonchalance ,
nongratification ,
nonsatisfaction ,
numbness ,
oafdom ,
oafishness ,
objectivity ,
obtundity ,
obtuseness ,
opacity ,
oscitancy ,
painfulness ,
paleness ,
pallidity ,
pallidness ,
pallor ,
passableness ,
passionlessness ,
passiveness ,
passivity ,
pastiness ,
patience ,
phlegm ,
phlegmaticalness ,
phlegmaticness ,
pins and needles ,
plainness ,
plucklessness ,
poker face ,
prison pallor ,
prolixity ,
prosaicism ,
prosaicness ,
prosaism ,
prosiness ,
prostration ,
resignation ,
resignedness ,
respectability ,
sallowness ,
satedness ,
savorlessness ,
self -
absorption ,
sickliness ,
sickly hue ,
silveriness ,
simpletonianism ,
slatiness ,
sleep ,
sleepiness ,
sloth ,
slothfulness ,
slowness ,
sluggishness ,
slumber ,
smokiness ,
smooth temper ,
soberness ,
softness ,
somberness ,
somnolence ,
sopor ,
soporifousness ,
sottishness ,
soullessness ,
spiritlessness ,
spleen ,
spunklessness ,
staidness ,
staleness ,
steadiness ,
stoicism ,
stolidity ,
straight face ,
strengthlessness ,
stuffiness ,
stupefaction ,
stupidity ,
stupor ,
supineness ,
tastelessness ,
tediousness ,
tedium ,
thick skin ,
thick -
headedness ,
thick -
wittedness ,
tiresomeness ,
tolerableness ,
tonelessness ,
toothlessness ,
torpidity ,
torpidness ,
torpitude ,
torpor ,
uncomfortableness ,
unconcern ,
uncreativeness ,
unease ,
uneasiness ,
unembellishedness ,
unemotionalism ,
unexcitability ,
unfancifulness ,
unfeeling ,
unfeelingness ,
unhappiness ,
unidealism ,
unimaginativeness ,
unimpressibility ,
unimpressionableness ,
unirritableness ,
unnervousness ,
unoriginality ,
unpassionateness ,
unperceptiveness ,
unpleasure ,
unpoeticalness ,
unresponsiveness ,
unromanticism ,
unsatisfaction ,
unsharpness ,
unsusceptibility ,
unsympatheticness ,
unteachability ,
untouchability ,
vapidity ,
veiled voice ,
vexation of spirit ,
voce velata ,
wanness ,
weakliness ,
weakness ,
wearifulness ,
weariness ,
wearisomeness ,
withdrawal ,
withdrawnness ,
world -
weariness ,
wrongheadedness ,
yokelism
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