Juiceless

Pronunciation: /dʒus.ləs/

Definitions of juiceless

adjective describing something that lacks juice or moisture

Example Sentences

A1 The orange was juiceless and dry.

A2 She bought a juiceless watermelon by mistake.

B1 The juiceless grapes were disappointing.

B2 The juiceless apple tasted bland.

C1 The juiceless smoothie lacked flavor.

C2 The juiceless lemonade was a letdown.

Examples of juiceless in a Sentence

formal The steak was overcooked and juiceless, resulting in a dry and tough texture.

informal I tried making a smoothie with that juiceless apple, but it turned out really bland.

slang That burger was so juiceless, it was like eating cardboard.

figurative Her storytelling was so juiceless that I struggled to stay awake during the presentation.

Grammatical Forms of juiceless

• past tense: juicelessed
• plural: juicelesses
• comparative: more juiceless
• superlative: most juiceless
• present tense: juiceless
• future tense: will be juiceless
• perfect tense: have been juiceless
• continuous tense: is being juiceless
• singular: juiceless
• positive degree: juiceless
• infinitive: to juiceless
• gerund: juicelessing
• participle: juicelessed

Origin and Evolution of juiceless

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'juiceless' originated from the combination of the word 'juice' meaning liquid from fruits or vegetables and the suffix '-less' indicating without or lacking.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to describe fruits or vegetables lacking in juice, the term 'juiceless' has evolved to also be used metaphorically to describe something lacking in vitality, energy, or substance.