Usually means: Lacking interest, enjoyment, or excitement.
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  1. unentertaining: Merriam-Webster
  2. unentertaining: Collins English Dictionary
  3. unentertaining: Wordnik
  4. unentertaining: Wiktionary
  5. unentertaining: Rhymezone
  6. unentertaining: Webster's 1828 Dictionary
  7. unentertaining: FreeDictionary.org

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  1. unentertaining: Legal dictionary

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▸ adjective:  Not entertaining; dull.

Similar:
unamusing, unenthralling, unengaging, unentertainable, put-downable, nonexciting, unexciting, unentrancing, disinteresting, no fun, more...

Opposite:
entertaining, engaging, interesting, stimulating, fun

Types:
boring, tedious, uninteresting, uninspiring, unexciting, unstimulating, more...

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Similar:
unamusing, unenthralling, unengaging, unentertainable, put-downable, nonexciting, unexciting, unentrancing, disinteresting, no fun, more...

Opposite:
entertaining, engaging, interesting, stimulating, fun

Types:
boring, tedious, uninteresting, uninspiring, unexciting, unstimulating, more...



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