Characterless

Pronunciation: /ˈkærəktərləs/

Definitions of characterless

adjective describing someone or something as lacking distinct characteristics or qualities

Example Sentences

A1 The characterless room had plain white walls and no decorations.

A2 She found the characterless movie boring and predictable.

B1 The characterless town lacked charm and unique features.

B2 The characterless novel failed to capture the reader's interest.

C1 The characterless performance lacked depth and emotion.

C2 The characterless painting received mixed reviews from art critics.

Examples of characterless in a Sentence

formal The characterless design of the building did not reflect the rich history of the neighborhood.

informal The characterless new restaurant in town has been getting mixed reviews.

slang That movie was so characterless, I fell asleep halfway through.

figurative Her characterless personality made it difficult for others to connect with her.

Grammatical Forms of characterless

• past tense: characterlessed
• plural: characterlesses
• comparative: more characterless
• superlative: most characterless
• present tense: characterless
• future tense: will be characterless
• perfect tense: have been characterless
• continuous tense: is being characterless
• singular: characterless
• positive degree: characterless
• infinitive: to be characterless
• gerund: being characterless
• participle: characterlessing

Origin and Evolution of characterless

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'characterless' originated from the combination of the word 'character' meaning distinctive qualities or features, and the suffix '-less' indicating the absence of those qualities.

Evolution of the word: Initially used to describe a lack of distinct characteristics or qualities, the word 'characterless' has evolved to also imply a lack of moral or ethical principles in a person or thing.