yawnsome

British  

/ ˈjɔːnsəm /

adjective

1. slang dull and boring; tiresome

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Example Sentences

Two years later, she starred in one of the most lucrative film franchises ever: Wes Craven and Kevin Williamson’s Scream, in which she played Sidney Prescott, a young woman who becomes the target of an increasingly yawnsome succession of Munchian-mask-wearing murderers.

From The Guardian

You get 45 minutes of awesome encased in 90 minutes of yawnsome.

From Time

The experts can always come up with yawnsome explanations as to why different figures pull in different directions, but all the lay person needs to take away is that all this adds up to a job market that is more becalmed than anything else.

From The Guardian

Lights Out is, basically, the best Take That single since Rule The World and will hopefully make those yawnsome tech geeks think twice before they try and mess with the Astley again.

From The Guardian

That's a fair reflection of what has undoubtedly been McIntyre's year – even if many of us find that, skilful delivery notwithstanding, his material is often yawnsome.

From The Guardian