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Meanings of very boring in English

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Usage of very boring in English
1
Peter Fraser says he's hoping for a very boring announcement this time.
Radio NZ
2
We had only done a few before and they were very boring.
Drawing Down the Moon
3
Conference organised by Walther Darre at the Agriculture Ministry: very boring...'
Fatherland
4
The Sempitern, like all born-humans, needs excitement and his work is very boring.
A Tale of Time City
5
And let me tell you, that is a very boring game.
The Guardian
6
The problem with soft drinks is that most of them taste very boring.
The Irish Times
7
All the same I find other children very boring after her.
Agahta christie: an autobiography
8
It's very boring and predictable, and I'm something of a rebel.
The cottage
9
This is exhausting, and all of a sudden very , very boring.
Fight Club
10
You've been beating your breast for days and it's very boring.
I capture the castle
11
The work was very boring and life was pretty awful there.
Marilyn Monroe and the Camera
12
Do you find it very boring, shut up in that yard?
Dogsbody
13
It was very boring, he was saying the same things he'd already said before.
News.com.au
14
I have been satisfying myself by hand as usual but find it very boring.
The ginger man
15
From the outside, it looks like a very boring hobby.
The Irish Times
16
Cheap and fashionable, at least among chefs, and very boring.
The Irish Times
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Ireland
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United States of America
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