lacklustre display

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Refers to a presentation or exhibition that is dull and uninspiring. The spelling 'lackluster' is common in American English.

lacklustreADJECTIVE + NOUN

Categories:

display

Examples (10)

  • The team's lacklustre display led to a disappointing defeat.
  • Critics panned the film for its lacklustre display of acting talent.
  • Despite high expectations, the new product launch was a rather lacklustre display.
  • His lacklustre display in the debate failed to impress the voters.
  • Many felt the art exhibition offered a lacklustre display of contemporary works.
  • The investor meeting concluded with a lacklustre financial display, causing concern.
  • After a lacklustre display in the first half, the players were urged to improve.
  • The company's quarterly report showed a lacklustre display of growth.
  • She blamed her lacklustre display on a lack of sleep.
  • The concert began with a lacklustre light display, failing to excite the crowd.