Significados de very insipid en inglés

This may serve to shew that Milton's Satan is not a very insipid personage.

I ate a small piece, but thought it tasted very insipid, and not very digestible.

A glass of the most exquisite wine diluted with a gallon of water makes a very insipid beverage.

We forced ourselves to get used to the rice, although it was very insipid without either salt or sugar.

Sweet apples are not good for pies, as they are very insipid when baked, and seldom get thoroughly done.

I just tasted it, and found the oil perfectly sweet, without which the other ingredient would have been very insipid.

It is very insipid!

I accept your challenge, Bell; and am greatly mistaken if you find me so very insipid as you are pleased to suppose.

They are of the color and flavor of a very insipid little muskmelon which has grown too near a patch of squashes.

They are jolly to kill time with, but upon my word, I find the greater number of girls in society here are very insipid.

Steele, however, did not like the office, because the Powers demanded that all writing in the "Gazette" be very innocent and very insipid.

"I think life would be very insipid," replied Myra, "if all our lots were the same."

"Well then, madam, I feel very grateful to anything that does you good: otherwise, I should say the music was-rather dreary; and the singing-veryinsipid."