lacklustre

British

/ ˈlækˌlʌstə /

adjective

lacking force, brilliance, or vitality

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"As families, we have received lacklustre care," added Jonathan.

From BBC

England still have "fire" burning in them ahead of the T20 World Cup Super Eights, Jacob Bethell said Friday, admitting that Harry Brook's side had been below par during a lacklustre group campaign.

From Barron's

Asian markets were subdued on Monday, as the extended Lunar New Year holiday approached and Japan reported lacklustre economic growth.

From Barron's

But a faltering labour market, persistent inflation and cooling wage growth contributed to a lacklustre end to the year.

From BBC

His PVV party plunged from 37 seats in 2023 to 26 seats after what was widely seen as a lacklustre campaign.

From Barron's

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