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lacklusterly▼adverb

blandness▼noun
state, quality, or characteristic of being bland

colourlessness▼noun
state of being colourless

drabness▼noun

lacklusterness▼noun

colorless▼

lacklustre▼

bland▼adjective
lacking in taste or flavor

blank▼adjective
without color

clear▼adjective
transparent in colour

colourless▼adjective
having no colour

drab▼adjective
with a dull or uninteresting appearance

flat▼adjective
uninteresting

insipid▼adjective
flat; lacking character or definition

lackluster▼adjective
having no shine or lustre; dull

lackluster▼adjective
not exceptional; not worthy of special merit, attention, or interest; having no vitality

transparent▼adjective
see-through, clear

vapid▼adjective
lifeless, dull, or banal

bass saxhorn▼

bomb▼verb
attack with bombs

bombard▼verb
to attack something or someone by directing objects at them

bombard▼verb
to direct at a substance an intense stream of high-energy particles, usually sub-atomic or made of at most a few atoms

bombardment▼noun
act of bombing, esp towns or cities

bombing▼noun
action of dropping bombs from the air

take on▼verb
To assume responsibility for

shoulders▼noun
capacity for bearing a task or blame

come to terms with▼verb
accept or resign oneself to something emotionally painful

barrierlessness▼noun

be holier than the Pope▼

be holier-than-thou▼

Khabarovsk▼noun
city in Russia

uniform antshrike▼noun
passerine bird of the antbird family

barre chord▼noun
a guitar chord

barfly▼noun
person who spends much time in a bar

more and more▼adverb
in a manner that progressively increases

Debar▼noun
a city in western North Macedonia

bicolour▼adjective
having two colours

shoulder dystocia▼

thank you very much▼interjection
greater gratitude than "thank you"

shoulders▼noun
capacity for bearing a task or blame