öd
dull
Definition & meaning
The German adjective "öd" describes something that is barren, desolate, or empty. It is often used to describe landscapes that lack vegetation or life, such as a desert or a vast, empty stretch of land. Figuratively, it can also describe an atmosphere or a period of time that is dull, boring, or devoid of interest.
Grammar & Word origin
"Öd" is an adjective. It is frequently used in the form "öde", which is the standard declined form or the primary dictionary entry. It originates from the Old High German word "ōdi", which meant empty, abandoned, or desolate.
Synonyms & antonyms
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Examples
Der Film war wirklich öd.adjective
The movie was really dull.
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