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Meanings of really boring in English

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Usage of really boring in English
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Look at the amount of European films made that are really boring.
Reuters
2
This may shock you, but opinion polls are actually really boring.
The Guardian
3
Beth always told me I was really boring when I started talking movies.
Hula Done It?
4
In Topology, we care about spaces that are locally really boring.
Wired
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You must have a really boring life, he chastised a reporter.
The South African
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And that can be boring, really boring, he told the publication.
Reuters
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It's been really hard, it's been really boring and it's also been really chaotic.
The South African
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This time she just talks about a really boring book.
News.com.au
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Most of them out there, in fact, are really boring.
Crush it!: why now is the time to cash in on your passion
10
When I did my "research" the first day, it was really boring.
Sh*t my dad says
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They're probably having a really boring time, compared to us.'
Slow decay
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So what we realized is that watching us do molecular biology is really boring.
Wired
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It's the constantly talking about yourself that's really boring.
The Guardian
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Everyone doing this one-stop thing -it's really boring.
Jamaica Observer
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The iPhone 5 can simultaneously be the best phone on the market and really , really boring.
Wired
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Fifteen minutes into the event, she turned to Harry and said, 'Harry, this is really boring.
News.com.au
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