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Meanings of rather lacklustre in English

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Usage of rather lacklustre in English
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So it offered the solid if rather lacklustre Tiguan.
The Irish Times
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A burst of optimism about UK interest rates failed to brighten a rather lacklustre day on the London stock market.
The Irish Times
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Market Report:Property group Blackrock and fruit distributor Fyffes were the star performers on what was a rather lacklustre Irish market yesterday.
The Irish Times
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It's the latest incentive from the German brand in its battle to win sales amid a rather lacklustre new car market.
The Irish Times
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It gave another confident performance yesterday, shrugging aside rather lacklustre displays from Wall Street, Asia and Europe and some more disturbing domestic corporate news.
The Irish Times
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He missed the last squad through injury, but made an emphatic return to Lyon's team, scoring a fine goal against a rather lacklustre Dijon.
The Guardian
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Shares perked up in postbourse dealings, boosted by a firmer dollar and strength on Wall Street, after a rather lacklustre performance in floor trade.
The Irish Times
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October 2018 has been consistently running ahead of October 2017 -welcome news to cinema operators after a rather lacklustre September.
The Guardian
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'The average British Working Man is a rather lacklustre fellow, wouldn't you say, Dudders?'
The great lover
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