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Meanings of uninspired in English

Deficient in originality or creativity; lacking powers of invention.

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Usage of uninspired in English
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The handful of uninspired stems I now possess is far from exciting.
The Guardian
2
As to other aspects of the film, I found the sets uninspired.
Wired
3
The poet may be an inspired illiterate, the romance-writer an uninspired hack.
South Wind
4
The tone was all over the place and the writing was uninspired.
News.com.au
5
Does the thought of having chicken, yet again, got you feeling uninspired?
The South African
6
For most of us, feeling sluggish and uninspired has become the norm.
The Irish Times
7
If any uninspired man could have written it, doubtless it was he.
Beacon Lights of History, Volume 02: Jewish Heroes and Prophets
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He toils as an uninspired poetry teacher and a doddering single dad.
Reuters
9
I'm a thoroughly sound and uninspired schoolma'am by instinct; quite hopelessly mature.
Main Street
10
Are we therefore to say that these utterances of David are uninspired?
David: Five Sermons
11
After years of uninspired rule, the Imperium was in a fragile, turbulent state.
Mentats of Dune
12
The products of this workplace were, however, those of the most uninspired dilettante.
Imajica: Complete Edition
13
The 66-year-old was the safe, if uninspired, choice to replace Klinsmann last year.
The Guardian
14
Some 3-D I have seen was uninspired, or just didn't seem to work.
Wired
15
So far, she'd been uninspired, and the project was going badly.
Any way you want me
16
The electorate remains uninspired by both party politics and party leaders.
The Irish Times
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United States of America
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