“Insipid” in Japanese
Short answer
Insipid in Japanese is “味気ない” (ajikenai). Full meaning: wearisome, insipid, dull, irksome, wretched, vain.
Other ways to say “Insipid” in Japanese
気の抜けた
kinonuketa insipid, flat, dull, lifeless, listless
出がらし
degarashi used up (tea leaves, coffee grounds), insipid (tea, coffee made from such leaves or grounds), watery
没趣味
botsushumi commonplace, vapid, insipid
砂を噛むよう
sunawokamuyou tasteless, dry as dust, insipid, flat, dull
味気な
ajikena wearisome, insipid, dull, irksome, wretched, vain
味気なく
ajikenaku wearisome, insipid, dull, irksome, wretched, vain
味気のう
ajikenou wearisome, insipid, dull, irksome, wretched, vain
味気ねえ
ajikenei wearisome, insipid, dull, irksome, wretched, vain
無味乾燥
mumikansou dull, uninteresting, dry, insipid, boring, prosaic
味気なかろ
ajikenakaro wearisome, insipid, dull, irksome, wretched, vain
味気なきゃ
ajikenakya wearisome, insipid, dull, irksome, wretched, vain
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