History
History
Synonyms
UK
US
Meaning:
ashen

of (the colour of) ashes; pale

gray

boring

(of talk, behaviour, work etc) causing a person to lose interest and feel tired

uninteresting

commonplace

ordinary or usual

usual, everyday

dingy

dirty looking; not fresh or pleasant

soiled, tacky

dreary

dull; uninteresting; gloomy

gloomy, lifeless

impersonal

not influenced by personal feelings; not referring to any particular person

cold, unfriendly

insipid

without taste or flavour, without interest, spirit

dull, uninteresting

ivory

(of) the white substance forming the tusk of elephants

fair

livid

(of a person, expression) extremely angry

pale, ashen

matte

dull; not shiny or glossy

dull, lifeless

mediocre

not very good

average, commonplace

monotonous

(uninteresting because) unchanging, without variety

all the same, remaining the same

mousy

(especially of hair having a dull brown colour; (of a person) timid, shy

drab; quiet

negative

expressing 'no', 'not', a refusal; lacking commitment, enthusiasm; (of number or amount) less than zero

bad, contradictory

nondescript

(of a person, thing) having no definite or outstanding feature (and so not a good example)

undistinguished, commonplace

pale

(of a person's face) having little colour; (of a colour) not strong

light in color or effect

pallid

pale; looking ill

pale

prosaic

dull; uninteresting; commonplace

unimaginative

sallow

(of the skin) having an unhealthy yellow colour

pale, unhealthy

singsong

an informal meeting of friends to sing songs together

all the same, remaining the same

sombre

dark; gloomy

dull, lifeless

unclassified

not arranged in a particular order; (of information) not officially secret

undistinguished, commonplace

watery

of or like water; containing, cooked in, too much water; (of colour) pale; (of the eyes etc) filled with water

liquid, diluted

COLORLESS as in Wiktionary
COLORLESS as in Wikipedia