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uninspiring

British  
/ ˌʌnɪnˈspaɪərɪŋ /

adjective

  1. not stimulating or invigorating

    an uninspiring performance

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It starts with weak prices that make it tough for producers and uninspiring for new investments.

From MarketWatch

As a result, venture returns have been uninspiring and limited partners have been turning their backs on VC.

From The Wall Street Journal

But Australian confidence was further punctured by a fired-up Ireland, who immediately set about atoning for their sluggish start in last week's uninspiring win over Japan with renewed intent and aggression.

From BBC

Next up on their schedule are the No. 5 Wildcats, who have shot up the national rankings just as the No. 15 Bruins tumbled a few spots after uninspiring performances to start the season.

From Los Angeles Times

No writing by me so far, except the essays we had to crank out on uninspiring topics such as My Favourite Pet.

From The Wall Street Journal