insulso

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insulso

[ĩnˈsulso]

Rhymes with ul.so

Where it comes from

Del latín insulsus.

adjective insulsos · insulsa · insulsas

Que carece de sabor
Similar: insípido · Opposite: sabroso, sápido
Que no muestra la intensidad de sabor que se considera aceptable o deseable
Similar: anodino, desabrido, insípido, soso
figurative Falto de gracia y viveza; que no produce emoción o sentimiento en la medida adecuada. «Nada más prodigioso, sin embargo, que el órgano de Santa Inés, ni nada más vulgar que los insulsos motetes que nos regaló su organista aquella noche».

In English

dull boring, not exciting or interesting — see also boring, insipid, lame
insipid flat; lacking character or definition
nondescript without distinguishing qualities
fade tasteless
tame not exciting
bland lacking in taste or flavor
vapid lifeless, dull, or banal
unfunny Translations
flavorless lacking taste or flavor

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@misc{insulso_2026,
  title = {insulso},
  howpublished = {Wiktionary, via Micwyn},
  year = {2026},
  url = {https://micwyn.com/word/es/insulso},
  urldate = {2026-11-06}
}