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less
Comparative
more lusterless
Superlative
most lusterless
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appearing dull without any reflective quality
- The lusterless surface of the worn-out table reflected no light.
- Her hair, once vibrant, had become lusterless and dull from neglect.
- The lusterless finish of the old car made it seem unremarkable.
- The lusterless paint on the walls gave the room a drab appearance.
- The lusterless gemstone lacked the sparkle and shine of a high-quality jewel.
Synonyms:
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lacking excitement, energy, or interest
- The team’s lustreless performance led to a disappointing loss in the final match.
- Her voice was lustreless, lacking the usual enthusiasm that made her speeches captivating.
- The speech was lustreless, failing to inspire or engage the audience.
- The film received criticism for its lustreless plot, failing to engage the audience.
- His performance was lustreless, lacking the energy and passion expected from a lead actor.