Adjective:

उदासीन,

dreariest's Usage Examples:

Emmanuel, and Magdalene,     And St Catharine"s, and St John"s, Are the dreariest of places,     And full of dons.

dreariest) corners they can find, deep left-hand chords set on top of juddering bass vamps.

" Hal Erickson opined, "This is considered the dreariest of the many versions of The Three Musketeers.

for more than four months on the project, which he called “about the dreariest and heaviest drudgery mortal man was ever tried with,” and that Niles.

Telegraph felt that "it"s as if Butler were trying to pack the longest, dreariest Christmas anyone could possibly experience into 90 minutes.

It rained, it was cold and dark – one of the dreariest days I can remember in Berlin.

the world, and so With one chained friend, perhaps a jealous foe, The dreariest and longest journey go.

experience in France made it unbearable to live among what he called "dreary, drearier, dreariest Boston" and to put up with "Boston virgins who are brought up.

critic called it "polemical in content, rancorous in tone — by much the dreariest of [Waugh"s] travel books".

"Arthur: On the Rocks – The once and future king, in his dreariest picture yet".

small, cheap office for Roc-A-Fella Records on John Street in one of the "dreariest parts of the busiest city in the world".

and Parker seem to want to plunge into the darkest (and sometimes the dreariest) corners they can find, deep left-hand chords set on top of juddering.

incarnations of Stoker"s tale than this — but it must rank as one of the dreariest adaptations ever — a toothless bore shorn of any frisson of eroticism.

Synonyms:

drab, dull,

Antonyms:

achromatic color, light, lively,