unvivid
unvivid adjective: not vivid.
Adjective
unvivid (comparative more unvivid, superlative most unvivid)
- Not vivid.
- And Nissenson describes momentous events in timid, unvivid terms, when they should reveal something about Schiff’s inner life.2007 April 22, Jennifer Senior, “Tabloid Queen”, in New York Times
Forms of unvivid
| comparative | more unvivid |
|---|---|
| superlative | most unvivid |
Origin of unvivid
From un- + vivid.
Questions about unvivid
- What does unvivid mean?
- Unvivid means not vivid.
- What part of speech is unvivid?
- Unvivid is an adjective.
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