lacklustre

/ ˈlækˌlʌstə /

adjective

1. lacking force, brilliance, or vitality

Example Sentences

Coull made news across the world in February after photos of his bizarre and lacklustre Wonka event, costing £35 ticket, went viral on social media.

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There was widespread criticism in the build-up and opinions remained largely the same after a lacklustre spectacle.

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Three years later Harris ran a lacklustre presidential campaign, but was picked by the victor of the Democratic race, Joe Biden, to be his running mate.

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Especially with Arsenal versus Liverpool coming up there was no point where they were getting too far ahead of themselves or being lacklustre and taking their eye off the ball; he didn't allow for that.

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This year has been particular difficult, thanks to a lacklustre pipeline of new releases.

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