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Meanings of so dull in English
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Usage of so dull in English
1
I am in care about you: you are so dull of late.
2
The rest were so dull that she hadn't yet memorized their names.
3
She was miserable; life was so dull; she wanted to get away.
4
And at your English dinner-parties all is so dull and so stately.
5
He was so dull I went away for fear of falling asleep.
6
I understood this, even then-butit all seemed so dull and unnecessary.
7
Perhaps your Grace might not care for company so dull as mine.
8
Last year I nearly cried my eyes out, I was so dull.
9
It's so dull, and we are sick of the stupid old games.
10
I would rather he had been artistic, as science is so dull.
11
Even her voice-thatwas usually so dull and monotonous-helda certain tremor.
12
Indeed, he grew so dull that Helen Starratt, stifling a yawn, said:
13
What is the cause of their thus sitting so dull and inactive?
14
It's a wet day, and so dull-dostay with us till tea-time.
15
Who so dull as to require an interpreter for such plain speakings?
16
What is so dull as an amusement which has ceased to amuse?
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So dull through the time
So dull across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Rare