What are the antonyms for INSIPID?
- delicious, distinctive, lively, agreeable, vibrant, keen, seasoned, fresh, animated, original, meaty, distasteful, delectable, stimulating, new, responsive, interested, inspiring, substantial, interesting, galvanizing, invigorating, living, rich, exhilarating, disgusting, unpalatable, loathsome, cloying, brilliant, heavy, sickening, flavored, intense, fascinating, live, palatable, mawkish, unappetizing, pleasant, appetizing, spirited, thrilling, sharp, tasty, entertaining, pleasing, warm, active, sapid, exciting, yummy.
Synonyms for INSIPID
- frigid,
- unpleasurable,
- plain vanilla,
- aqueous,
- spoiled,
- volatile,
- numb,
- cornball,
- bland,
- uncertain,
- yellow,
- whitebread,
- unskilled,
- common,
- plain,
- weak,
- rancid,
- lenient,
- inept,
- lax,
- vacuous,
- tripe,
- everyday,
- nasty,
- tolerant,
- dusky,
- platitudinous,
- Numbed,
- callous,
- taste,
- meek,
- zero*,
- undecided,
- sapless,
- measly,
- hackneyed,
- unresolved,
- repetitive,
- uneatable,
- vanilla,
- moderate,
- even,
- dreary,
- big yawn,
- stock,
- repetitious,
- runny,
- tiring,
- bromidic,
- prosaic,
- nowhere,
- amiable,
- inelaborate,
- stinkiest,
- kind,
- nerdy,
- boring,
- moth-eaten,
- tender,
- flat*,
- vapid,
- depressing,
- off,
- insignificant,
- Irksome,
- senseless,
- hesitant,
- Forbearant,
- unimportant,
- barren,
- paralyzed,
- Flitting,
- dimly,
- watery,
- changeable,
- minute,
- drag*,
- Shilly-shally,
- run of the mill,
- mild,
- wimpy,
- unoriginal,
- overpowering,
- bomb*,
- drudging,
- sickly,
- subdued,
- pabulum,
- Weariful,
- shrinking,
- liberal,
- uninteresting,
- commonplace,
- poor,
- stereotyped,
- fly-by-night,
- unfeeling,
- interminable,
- unvaried,
- well-worn,
- fickle,
- irrelevant,
- stewed,
- dry,
- clement,
- undependable,
- out-of-date,
- washy,
- light,
- stodgy,
- bad,
- forbearing,
- rank,
- jejune,
- trite,
- big zero,
- prosy,
- dragger,
- milk-and-water,
- wooden,
- tentative,
- stagnant,
- anesthetized,
- inconsistent,
- Water-logged,
- inexperienced,
- irresponsible,
- still,
- oft-repeated,
- humdrum,
- acrid,
- tasteless,
- unassuming,
- libertarian,
- stale,
- capricious,
- without spice,
- stinky,
- maudlin,
- dumb,
- square,
- tame,
- characterless,
- cloying,
- indecisive,
- shifty,
- bush-league,
- unmemorable,
- noplace,
- flat,
- hokey,
- permissive,
- frivolous,
- benevolent,
- incompetent,
- Unpassioned,
- charitable,
- erratic,
- unsure,
- quiet,
- weakest,
- run-of-the-mill,
- trifling,
- inert,
- matter of fact,
- wornout,
- glazed,
- broad-minded,
- shy,
- peaceable,
- benign,
- mild-mannered,
- good,
- tiresome,
- infirm,
- Flyspeck,
- dim,
- corny,
- Obeisant,
- lukewarm,
- halfhearted,
- piddling,
- milquetoast,
- ho hum,
- unexciting,
- asleep,
- stuffy,
- lackluster,
- monotonous,
- uninspiring,
- dull as dishwater,
- peaceful,
- torpid,
- fiddling,
- routine,
- gentle,
- namby-pamby,
- threadbare,
- pacific,
- unstimulating,
- unresponsive,
- deadened,
- humdrum*,
- one-horse,
- spineless,
- bummer,
- soft,
- unanimated,
- lead balloon,
- impulsive,
- matte,
- lifeless,
- trivial,
- waterlike,
- tainted,
- apathetic,
- insipid,
- inedible,
- wishy-washy,
- excite,
- draggy,
- impassive,
- muddy,
- old hat,
- dillydallying,
- double-minded,
- dull,
- wearisome,
- overemotiona,
- pedestrian,
- icky,
- mundane,
- cordial,
- muted,
- longwinded,
- genial,
- Waterish,
- plebeian,
- sour,
- open-minded,
- banal,
- inconsequential,
- unwilling,
- unsavory,
- conventional,
- insensitive,
- sweet,
- leaden,
- irresolute,
- untrained,
- savorless,
- tedious,
- worthless,
- serous,
- wan,
- usual thing,
- flavorless,
- inexpert,
- cornfed,
- vacillating,
- no good,
- uninspired,
- out of date,
- wanly,
- ambivalent.
Usage Examples for INSIPID
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But they were not merely the insipid language of courtly compliment. - "Brief History of English and American Literature" by Henry A. Beers
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The same qualities which will be found forbidding to the worldly and the thoughtless, which will be found insipid to many even amongst robust and powerful minds, are exactly those which will continue to command a select audience in every generation. - "Biographical Essays" by Thomas de Quincey
