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Meaning of vapid
The primary meaning of the word "vapid" is lacking in substance, interest, or intelligence.
Etymology of vapid
The word "vapid" originates from the Latin word "vapidus", which means "empty" or "flat"
It entered the English language in the 17th century, initially used to describe something that was flat or tasteless
Over time, its meaning expanded to include a lack of intellectual or spiritual substance
Synonyms
empty
hollow
flat
dull
insipid
bland
uninspiring
uninteresting
tedious
monotonous
dry
mundane
banal
trite
commonplace
dull
stupid
foolish
silly
absurd
ridiculous
vacuous
inane
foolish
mindless
pointless
purposeless
meaningless
worthless
futile
frivolous
idle
silly
absurd
ludicrous
comical
laughable
risible
farcical
preposterous
Definitions
- Lacking in substance, interest, or intelligence
- * Lacking in spirit, enthusiasm, or energy
- * Marked by a lack of ideas or imagination
Usage Examples
- The movie's vapid plot and characters made it a disappointing watch
- * The vapid conversation at the party left me feeling bored and unengaged
- * The politician's vapid promises and lack of policy details raised concerns among voters
Antonyms
stimulating
engaging
interesting
thought-provoking
intelligent
insightful
witty
clever
charming
captivating
entertaining
enlightening
informative
substantial
meaningful
purposeful
worthwhile
fruitful
productive
serious
solemn
somber
grave
dignified