drab|drabber|drabbest in English

adjective

dull, dreary, cheerless, dismal

Use "drab|drabber|drabbest" in a sentence

1. Bins are boring, drab accessories

2. Manyare extremely colorful, many are drab.

3. Woodland Camouflage Olive Drab - Reversible Blousing …

4. I feel so drab in this grey uniform.

5. The walls were painted a drab green.

6. Synonyms for Beigest include buffest, sandiest, puttiest, palest, greyest, grayest, dullest, drabbest, vaguest and flattest

7. She seemed to like her drab vista.

8. Cheerless definition, without cheer; joyless; gloomy: drab, Cheerless surroundings

9. The landscape is drab and infested with brick ovens.

10. 16 They live in very comfortable/pleasant/drab/bleak surroundings.

11. The city, drab and dour by day, is transformed at night.

12. Accentor birds are usually rather drab in appearance

13. Paul grew tired of his drab, depressing life.

14. And you make the rooms so drab and dingy.

15. War was never intended to be a drab affair.

16. They live in very comfortable/pleasant/drab/bleak surroundings.

17. The train moed slowly south through flat, drab mainline scenery.

18. Bedrooms are sparsely furnished and the dining rooms look drab.

19. We found a drab little joint shoddily decorated for the holiday.

20. Take your kitchen from drab to fab with this removable wallpaper Backsplash

21. 1 The city, drab and dour by day, is transformed at night.

22. Although her woollen dress was scarlet it none the less appeared drab.

23. Males have a Black head, but females are notably drab brownish overall and are best

24. Life was now drab compared with the more exciting life style overseas.

25. Her personality was drab, earnest and humourless and her appearance calculatedly unattractive.