MEANING
1. Having little taste or a flat, uninteresting flavor.
2. Lacking stimulating character or interest.
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- insipid soup
- insipid food
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The insipid soup failed to warm their spirits.
She pushed aside the insipid food.
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Usage notes
Primary category: literary. Forms: Comparative more insipid; superlative most insipid where gradation is meaningful. Legacy lexical fields mirror sense 1 only. Use numbered sense fields for all meanings.
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