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Meanings of
uninventive
in English
Deficient in originality or creativity; lacking powers of invention.
sterile
unimaginative
uninspired
Related terms
uncreative
Synonyms
Examples for "
sterile
"
sterile
unimaginative
uninspired
Examples for "
sterile
"
1
A successful SIT programme requires competitive
sterile
males of high biological quality.
2
This
sterile
situation has now been transformed by Mr McDowell's brave initiative.
3
Within a year, every Bajoran on the planet will be made
sterile
.
4
They want mystery and romance, not
sterile
common sense or conventional wisdom.
5
In the
sterile
Denali facilities, hygiene was second nature to all researchers.
1
Strike British accountancy group Hacker Young from the list of
unimaginative
accountants.
2
The columnist Chrissy Iley recently wrote that only
unimaginative
people were faithful.
3
This ceremony was an appeal to the
unimaginative
,
the sluggish, the faint-hearted.
4
To the
unimaginative
visitor, the plan that has been adopted will appeal.
5
The Far Orientals ought to be a particularly
unimaginative
set of people.
1
The handful of
uninspired
stems I now possess is far from exciting.
2
As to other aspects of the film, I found the sets
uninspired
.
3
The poet may be an inspired illiterate, the romance-writer an
uninspired
hack.
4
The tone was all over the place and the writing was
uninspired
.
5
Does the thought of having chicken, yet again, got you feeling
uninspired
?
Usage of
uninventive
in English
1
How happened it that the American manufacturer did not pursue the same
uninventive
course?
2
But to-night mischief itself was quiet and
uninventive
.
3
Lem Perry, the leader of the claque, had a somewhat set speech, being
uninventive
in the construction of new phrases.
4
It is dilatory because it has no sense of coming things, it is
uninventive
and wasteful, it does not create, it takes advantage.
5
In peace and war alike the unimaginative,
uninventive
man is a burthen and a retardation, as he never was before in the world's history.
6
"Behold the end, O most
uninventive
and slow-witted Chang-ch'un!" he cried in a dreadful and awe-compelling voice.
7
"Have already thrice been narrated within Wu-whei by the versatile but exceedingly
uninventive
Kai Lung," remarked Wang Yu placidly.
Grammar, pronunciation and more
Frequent collocations
exceedingly uninventive
most uninventive
uninventive course
uninventive man
Uninventive
through the time