dully

[ˈdʌli]

dully Definition

• 1. in a manner lacking interest or excitement
• 2. in a way that is not sharp or clear

Using dully: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "dully" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  The lecture went on dully for hours.

• Example

  The knife was so dull that it couldn't cut through the bread.

• Example

  The colors of the painting were dully muted.

dully Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for dully

• boringly
• tediously
• monotonously

Antonyms for dully

• excitingly
• interestingly

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Summary: dully in Brief

The adverb 'dully' [ˈdʌli] describes something that lacks interest or excitement, or something that is not sharp or clear. It can be used to describe lectures, knives, colors, and other things that are uninteresting or not sharp.