Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
a-little-bland
Phrase
ə ˈlɪtəl blænd
Definition
A phrase used to describe something that is somewhat lacking in flavor or excitement.
Examples
- The soup was a little bland, so I added some salt and pepper.
- The movie was interesting, but the ending felt a little bland.
- His presentation was informative but a little bland, lacking enthusiasm.
Meaning
The phrase ‘a little bland’ refers to a situation, food, or experience that is not very stimulating or interesting, often suggesting that it could use more spice or excitement.
Synonyms
- Unexciting
- Insipid
- Flat
- Monotonous
- Tasteless
