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Meanings of so drab in English

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Usage of so drab in English
1
Life without you is like a cold winter, so drab and empty.
Silence of the grave
2
They were so drab and worn, their voices monotonous and their eyes flat.
Eve of darkness
3
He'd be the last person anyone would suspect because his position was so drab and perfunctory.
Mortal Allies
4
It was all so drab, so cheerless.
The Heart of Unaga
5
It seemed so drab, so overtly empty.
Patient Zero
6
It only becomes so drab and gray to you when compared to the intensity of Oz, for example.
Dorothy's Mystical Adventures in Oz
7
The city, which at other times had appeared so drab and weary, now seemed gay, energetic and invulnerable.
The Young Lions
8
Kansas is so drab and gray.
Dorothy's Mystical Adventures in Oz
9
Oh, don't be so drab.
A Confederacy of Dunces
10
I long for home with an ardent longing; never was London so cruel, so hopeless, so drab, in my eyes.
The Agony Column
11
Then the people's lives were so drab, and they had little idea of the sporting qualities which every Englishman values so highly.
Le Petit Nord / or, Annals of a Labrador Harbour
12
Sheila thought she had never seen New York so drab and soulless; it hurt her to leave it under so desolate an aspect.
Hidden Creek
13
Not in the light of swirling, angry, red suns, not upon the surface of any planet, so drab when you drew too near.
The Marooner
14
It's a room so drab its most extravagant item is a brown electric trouser-press that looks as if it dates from the 1970s.
Reuters
15
Especially when everything else was so drab in the early '50s, Joanna would come in and it was as if the Ronettes had arrived.
Life
16
So drab, and so very draughty round the nether regions.
The unnatural inquirer
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So drab through the time