lacklustre

no excuses were made for the team's lacklustre performance.

he was expected to add some zing to the lacklustre team.

The lacklustre performance of the team disappointed the fans.

Her lacklustre presentation failed to impress the clients.

The lacklustre sales figures indicate a need for a new marketing strategy.

The lacklustre response to the event led to its cancellation.

The lacklustre lighting in the room created a dreary atmosphere.

The lacklustre colors of the painting made it less appealing.

His lacklustre efforts in the project resulted in its failure.

The lacklustre weather put a damper on our outdoor plans.

The lacklustre performance of the company's stock disappointed investors.

Her lacklustre singing voice failed to impress the judges.

Its engagement with fragile states can be lacklustre.

But now the recession and subsequently lacklustre growth show signs of biting.

It's a sign that Ukraine's lacklustre counteroffensive might be accelerating.

Entertainment Weekly said the show's numbers were a mostly lacklustre collection of forgettable tunes.

No. Not according to the Cambridge academic Dr Nigel Knight. He called it 'lacklustre', which means dull, uninspiring.

That is good going for a firm whose earnings have been lacklustre and which faces big challenges.

Given Uber's lacklustre ride since its initial public offering in 2019, current management has gone easy on A-listers.

To deliver these returns despite a lacklustre stockmarket, they have piled on debt and cut into their own margins.

The Met launched a fresh probe, under new command, in January. But its contacting of targets remains mystifyingly lacklustre.

The borrowers, they're going through some hard times, like maybe they had a few quarters of lacklustre sales.