Pronunciation: /ˌənɪnˈvɛntɪv/
adjective lacking in originality or creativity; not inventive
A1 The uninventive design of the car made it blend in with the rest of the vehicles on the road.
A2 The artist's uninventive approach to painting resulted in very similar-looking artworks.
B1 The company's marketing campaign was criticized for being uninventive and lacking creativity.
B2 The director's uninventive storytelling failed to engage the audience throughout the film.
C1 The writer was known for his uninventive style, often using cliches and predictable plot twists.
C2 The chef's uninventive dishes were overshadowed by the innovative creations of other restaurants in the city.
formal The artist's work was criticized for being uninventive and lacking originality.
informal I found the movie to be quite uninventive, nothing we haven't seen before.
slang The new video game was so uninventive, it was a total snoozefest.
figurative Her speech was uninspiring and uninventive, failing to capture the audience's attention.
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