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uneventful
/ ˌʌnɪˈvɛntfʊl /
adjective
- ordinary, routine, or quiet
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Derived Forms
- ˌuneˈventfulness, noun
- ˌuneˈventfully, adverb
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Other Words From
- une·ventful·ly adverb
- une·ventful·ness noun
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Word History and Origins
Origin of uneventful1
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Example Sentences
The interaction between Obama and Corker was a tense moment in the otherwise uneventful meeting.
Most patients recover after an unpleasant but relatively uneventful period of sickness.
Not terrible, not brilliant, not good, but amiable, uneventful, inoffensive.
As episodes of this particular series go, “Granite State” seemed relatively uneventful.
Our launch was deemed uneventful even though I thought my heart would leap out of my chest with excitement.
How often she had remembered that day as an era; the beginning of the best things in her uneventful life!
Helen Ervin's life in a private school for girls at San Francisco had been uneventful until her graduation.
Seventeen uneventful years had passed and had streaked Georgie Haggard's abundant chestnut locks with grey.
The rapidly shortening days seemed longer instead, so uneventful and wearisome were they.
Of my uneventful voyage, of the happy and successful quest, there is little to relate.
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