Yawnsome

Pronunciation: /jɔːnsəm/

Definitions of yawnsome

adjective causing or inducing yawning; boring or uninteresting

Example Sentences

A1 The movie was so yawnsome that I fell asleep halfway through.

A2 The lecture was yawnsome, making it hard to stay focused.

B1 The book turned out to be more yawnsome than I had anticipated.

B2 The presentation was yawnsome, lacking any engaging content.

C1 I find most documentaries to be yawnsome, as they tend to be slow-paced.

C2 The play was incredibly yawnsome, with a predictable plot and uninspiring acting.

Examples of yawnsome in a Sentence

formal The lecture on quantum physics was so yawnsome that half the class fell asleep.

informal I find history class to be so yawnsome, I can barely stay awake.

slang The movie was yawnsome, I almost walked out halfway through.

figurative The lack of creativity in the presentation made it yawnsome to sit through.

Grammatical Forms of yawnsome

• past tense: yawnsomed
• plural: yawnsomes
• comparative: more yawnsome
• superlative: most yawnsome
• present tense: yawnsome
• future tense: will be yawnsome
• perfect tense: have yawnsomed
• continuous tense: is being yawnsome
• singular: yawnsome
• positive degree: yawnsome
• infinitive: to yawnsome
• gerund: yawnsoming
• participle: yawnsomed

Origin and Evolution of yawnsome

First Known Use: 1998 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'yawnsome' is believed to have originated as a combination of 'yawn' and 'boredom' to describe something that induces boredom or is dull.

Evolution of the word: Initially used informally, 'yawnsome' has evolved to be recognized as a colloquial term to describe something tedious or uninteresting.