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Meanings of vapid in English
Lacking taste or flavor or tang.
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Usage of vapid in English
1
The selfish and egoistical life breeds always the vapid and vacuous heart.
2
Squinting, I could easily picture Ashley and Courtney in their vapid company.
3
Yet their lives were vapid monotonies, only long in months and years.
4
But the Greek dramas were not light and vapid like modern plays.
5
Mirages of seventy men shimmered over the vapid low-light image of Ozark.
6
Was the mind in a vapid condition after an evening of it?
7
No cards were played; but the conversation was gay, without being vapid.
8
If this all sounds awfully superficial, vapid even, that's because it is.
9
But he, personally, is not so utterly vapid as I had thought.
10
Mostly indifference spiced with an occasional vapid evil-or worse, a conscious one.
11
I think she's vapid enough to actually believe she's too important to lose.
12
The grapes never filled to their natural perfection, but turned watery and vapid.
13
The face hurt her: not fair, as Polston called it: vapid and cruel.
14
The seams only come apart when the social feeds are vapid.
15
A smile is sometimes bewitching, in general vapid, often a contortion.
16
So the one thing left seemed to be a vapid and colorless resignation.
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United Kingdom
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United States of America
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