Significados de very humdrum en inglés

They used to begin at the beginning; that was very humdrum.'

It was, for all her commotion, a very humdrum thing that had happened to her.

The charge against him now was the very humdrum one of stealing treasure that he was supposed to guard.

He did not know what a troubling effect they had upon Philip; they seemed to make his life very humdrum.

He didn't like books in which dull, cranky writers describe humdrum events in the very humdrum lives of humdrum people.

The winter became severe and stormy, confining us much to the house, and obliging us to lead very humdrum sort of lives.

It has been very pleasant, and when you go it will be very humdrum again; our conversation, mustering, rounding-up, bullocks, and rabbits.

Of course you have the makings of a situation here, but it is all very humdrum, as far as I am concerned.

'Life at home is going to seem very humdrum from now on.'

That's the whole story- averyhumdrum one.

'The practical husbands and wives who take things philosophically are very humdrum, are they not?

"It will be very humdrum, if you please," said Lily.

"But failing Lucifer, I shall probably be very humdrum."