uneventful
Americanadjective
adjective
Other Word Forms
- uneventfully adverb
- uneventfulness noun
Etymology
Origin of uneventful
Example Sentences
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In a stale and largely uneventful affair in Morocco, it was Sadio Mane's thumping effort 12 minutes from time that was enough to secure Senegal's place in Sunday's final.
From BBC
Options volatility suggests that trading will be uneventful for the remainder of the holiday season and into the new year.
From Barron's
He says his staff capture about 30 incidents each day, although he is keen to stress millions of journeys are safe and uneventful.
From BBC
The Australian led an uneventful race from start to finish as Norris trailed home behind Mercedes' George Russell, the top three finishing in the order in which they started.
From BBC
One afternoon in January 1956, after an uneventful practice flight in his F.84F Thunderstreak, Powers was surprised to see his name on a list stuck to the squadron bulletin board.
From Literature
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