What are the antonyms for DULLNESS?
- astuteness, reasonableness, sapience, rationality, perception, sagacity, discernment, interest, alertness, logicality, validity, wit, Sageness, judgment, soundness, excitement, liveliness, quickness, acumen, wisdom, brightness, rationalness, asperity, perspicacity, quick-wittedness, action, insight, logicalness, smartness, braininess, Percipience.
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Synonyms for DULLNESS
- indifference,
- boredom,
- hibernation,
- doldrums,
- Do-nothingness,
- passiven,
- insensibility,
- dinginess,
- low spirits,
- tedium,
- stolidity,
- Torpescence,
- listlessness,
- anesthesia,
- Equability,
- burnout,
- laxness,
- bluntness,
- insipidness,
- staleness,
- stagnation,
- disconsolateness,
- slumberland,
- laziness,
- ponderousness,
- tonelessness,
- oscitancy,
- leisureliness,
- faintings,
- cheerlessness,
- pessimism,
- insipidity,
- overtiredness,
- meagerness,
- obtuseness,
- grayness,
- stupidness,
- woefulness,
- lifelessness,
- slothfulness,
- stolidness,
- commonplaceness,
- unconsciousness,
- flavorlessness,
- Paralyses,
- halfheartedness,
- leadenness,
- Faineancy,
- supineness,
- aloofness,
- oblivion,
- narcosis,
- excite,
- morbidity,
- otioseness,
- catatonia,
- Sopor,
- sterileness,
- weariness,
- repetitiousness,
- dulness,
- jejuneness,
- insentience,
- dimness,
- Incuriosity,
- Hibernations,
- cloddishness,
- languorousness,
- Abjectness,
- dullness,
- apathy,
- inertia,
- tediousness,
- senselessness,
- desensitization,
- lassitude,
- drowsiness,
- idleness,
- Disconsolation,
- vapidness,
- abjection,
- melancholia,
- obliviousness,
- dispiritedness,
- languor,
- depression,
- unresponsiveness,
- sluggishness,
- monotone,
- gray,
- black mood,
- repetitiveness,
- dismals,
- neglectfulness,
- fadedness,
- Melancholias,
- shuteye,
- trance,
- hypnosis,
- somnolence,
- enthusiasm,
- uninterestingness,
- lackadaisicalness,
- stodginess,
- joylessness,
- saturninity,
- sleep,
- flatness,
- Fatigation,
- lugubriosity,
- wearisomeness,
- doltishness,
- Sandman,
- unfeelingness,
- numbness,
- emotionlessness,
- Levelness,
- languidness,
- pearliness,
- sack time,
- shiftlessness,
- neutrality,
- the blues,
- stupor,
- Hypnoses,
- sameness,
- pensiveness,
- somberness,
- monotonousness,
- lowness,
- density,
- swoon,
- sluggardness,
- blahs,
- Otiosity,
- insensitivity,
- immobility,
- asepticism,
- non-resonance,
- ennui,
- heaviness,
- sense,
- aridity,
- bleakness,
- forty winks,
- pointlessness,
- stupidity,
- callousness,
- boorishness,
- torpidity,
- Morbidities,
- dull,
- lethargy,
- mousiness,
- stupefaction,
- torpor,
- indolence,
- mournfulness,
- drabness,
- the blue,
- benumbedness,
- distinction,
- Smokiness,
- uninterest,
- humdrums,
- Familiarity,
- blandness,
- passivity,
- dreaminess,
- gloom,
- slowness,
- color,
- gloominess,
- in actions,
- iron-grayness,
- phlegm,
- boringness,
- colorlessness,
- Silveriness,
- equabilities,
- petrifaction,
- Insensibleness,
- dreariness,
- vapidity,
- faineance,
- insouciance,
- daze,
- platitude,
- impassivity,
- deadness,
- monotomy,
- muteness,
- forlornness,
- sterility,
- paralysis,
- dryness,
- denseness,
- ashiness,
- savorlessness,
- dilatoriness,
- invariability,
- torpidness,
- same old thing,
- unchangeableness,
- fatigue,
- faintness,
- monotony,
- heavyheartedness,
- coma,
- hebetude,
- sleepiness,
- dusk,
- few z's,
- heaviness of heart,
- silence,
- Incuriousness,
- whiteness,
- tiredness,
- thick-wittedness,
- routine,
- dapple-grayness,
- asphyxia,
- in action,
- paleness.
Usage Examples for DULLNESS
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He set it down to his own dullness, to the number of new friends such a sociable fellow as Tom was sure to make, and who, of course, would take up more and more of his time; and, if he felt a little jealousy every now and then, put it resolutely back, struggling to think no evil, or if there were any, to lay it on his own shoulders. - "Tom Brown at Oxford" by Thomas Hughes
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He did not come; she fancied he might be willing to let the dullness and loneliness, the monotony and silence of her prison, work their effect on her mind. - "The Castle Inn" by Stanley John Weyman
