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meh
[ me ]
interjection
- (an expression of boredom or apathy):
We thought it would sell, but customers are saying “Meh!”
adjective
- unimpressive; boring:
The first few songs were meh.
- bored or apathetic:
I'm feeling a little meh.
meh
/ mɛ /
interjection
- an expression of indifference or boredom
adjective
- mediocre or boring
Word History and Origins
Origin of meh1
Example Sentences
Based on polling data, it appears there is a substantial population of people who aren’t categorically opposed to vaccination, just unmotivated to get around to it—what we’ve termed vaccine “meh-sitance,” not hesitance.
The best explanation I have is what a good friend of mine, who is also the person editing this article, calls vaccine “meh-sitance.”
It’s possible you would have thought, “Eh, meh,” and passed on Date 2, where they said, “Wow!”
It was also a game that was pretty meh overall, with a story that was far from memorable.
I was expecting a similar meh experience with the all-new Aviator for 2020.
Katy Perry kissed a girl, and she feels really meh about it.
Katy Perry kissed a girl named Miley and she feels really meh about it.
Not enough to make the difference between recession and expansion, or between excellent growth and meh growth, to be sure.
This morning, however, the Bureau of Labor Statistics served up a meh burger, slathered with blah sauce.
All in, employees on Glassdoor.com gave Cosi a rating of 2.6 out of 5, which is pretty meh.
Amoni, hereditary prince of the nome of Meh, talks in the same fashion.
Several of these tombs resemble in their general arrangements those of the feudal princes of Meh and Siout.
Yo meeon'n thoose lung-seeted folk at glooar'n a second time at books; an whooa awr fyert would rent meh jump to chatters.
Boh iv in teytch mo again, an aw foryeat um again, e'en raddle meh hoyd tightly, say aw.
A lad's voyce answer't in a cryin' din, "Eh, law; dunnah tay meh."
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