“Uneventful” in Japanese
Short answer
Uneventful in Japanese is “坦々” (tantan). Full meaning: level, even, flat, smooth; uneventful, peaceful, monotonous.
Other ways to say “Uneventful” in Japanese
平穏無事
heionbuji peaceful, quiet, uneventful
平坦
heitan even, flat, level, smooth; calm, peaceful, uneventful, easy, uncomplicated, trouble-free
平凡
heibon ordinary, common, commonplace, mediocre, unremarkable, undistinguished, uneventful
のっぺら坊
nopperabou smooth, flat, lacking bumps and dents; featureless, uneventful; noppera-bō
坦坦
tantan level, even, flat, smooth; uneventful, peaceful, monotonous
平たん
heitan even, flat, level, smooth; calm, peaceful, uneventful, easy, uncomplicated, trouble-free
へいたん
heitan even, flat, level, smooth; calm, peaceful, uneventful, easy, uncomplicated, trouble-free
へいぼん
heibon ordinary, common, commonplace, mediocre, unremarkable, undistinguished, uneventful
ぬるま湯
nurumayu tepid water, lukewarm water; comfortable, easy, relaxed, complacent, cossetted, unstimulating, dull, uneventful
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