mind-numbing

adjective

1. extremely boring and uninspiring

Derived Forms

• ˈmind-ˌnumbingly, adverb

Example Sentences

So she waits, does hours of mind-numbing rehab in a gym each day and readies for what crossing that the line will mean.

From Los Angeles Times

His followers are being programmed through his usual mind-numbing repetition to accept this as normal politics.

From Salon

So, now it is the attempted assassination of Donald Trump, with mind-numbing minutia, repetitive details, replays of “what went wrong,” speculations on future safety protocols, etc.

From Salon

In a cavernous convention hall in Northern California, at the end of a long, loooong day of important, yes, but eventually mind-numbing presentations about native plants, nearly 200 scientists, botanists and students had had enough.

From Los Angeles Times

I truly loved these sweet potatoes as a kid, but the thought of eating them today makes me cringe, leaving me with a mind-numbing headache and a sore jaw.

From Salon