insipid

Dispense with all the insipid government meddling and let the market decide what happens to Wall Street from this point forward.

Love is ridiculous or insipid in nearly all his other works.

Life later had made her rational, altogether too rational and insipid.

Panthea is innocent, but insipid; Mardonius a good specimen of what Fletcher loves to exhibit, the plain honest courtier.

The return, like the leave-taking, produces an anticipated sadness, which gives one a proof of the insipid life we lead.

I'm never up to his young girls—he is so very fond of the age of 'Nell,' when they are most insipid.