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Synonyms

unimaginative

British  
/ ˌʌnɪˈmædʒɪnətɪv /

adjective

  1. lacking in imagination or imaginative thought; dull

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Other Word Forms

  • unimaginatively adverb

Example Sentences

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But on Saturday, he looked like a tired, old cowboy — slow and unimaginative, with worn-out reflexes and a body that no longer responds.

From Los Angeles Times

Everything about the story, from opening to closing dance party, feels like it was made up on an especially unimaginative playdate by bored kids who’d rather be watching TV.

From Los Angeles Times

Scotland were unimaginative in front of goal and porous in defence against the world's 74th-best team.

From BBC

But that is the point: Does the world need another unimaginative alternate jersey?

From Los Angeles Times

Rich criticized the unimaginative set design that made “Emerald City looks like a honeymoon suite at a Las Vegas hotel” and said that the cast contained “not a single performer who can act.”

From Los Angeles Times