Pronunciation: /blɑː ˈfiːlɪŋ/
noun a word used to identify any of a class of people, places, or things
A1 I have a blah feeling about this movie.
A2 She couldn't explain the blah feeling she had after the argument.
B1 The blah feeling in the room was palpable as they waited for the test results.
B2 Despite the blah feeling of uncertainty, she decided to take a leap of faith.
C1 His blah feeling of ennui was evident in his lack of enthusiasm for anything.
C2 The therapist helped her work through the deep-seated blah feeling of inadequacy she had been carrying for years.
adjective a word that describes or modifies a noun or pronoun
A1 I have a blah feeling about this new restaurant.
A2 She couldn't explain why, but she had a blah feeling about the upcoming trip.
B1 After the argument, he was left with a blah feeling of disappointment.
B2 Despite the success of the project, there was a lingering blah feeling of uncertainty.
C1 The constant pressure at work was causing a blah feeling of burnout.
C2 Even in the midst of celebration, there was a subtle blah feeling of emptiness.
formal I am experiencing a sense of indifference, commonly known as a blah feeling.
informal I just can't shake this blah feeling I've been having all day.
slang I'm feeling super blah today, like I just can't even.
figurative The weight of the world on my shoulders is giving me a blah feeling that I can't seem to shake off.
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