What does DULLY mean?

Definition of Dully

Dully is an adverb that means in a dull or boring manner.

Pronunciation of Dully

• US: /ˈdʌli/
• UK: /ˈdʌli/

Origin and Usage of Dully

The word "dully" is derived from the adjective "dull". It has been in use since the 14th century. The adverb "dully" is used to describe actions or events that lack excitement or interest.

Synonyms of Dully

• boringly
• tiresomely
• monotonously
• tediously
• uninterestingly

Related Words

• ducal
• ducat
• duchy
• duels
• duets

Example Sentences with Dully

• The lecture was delivered dully, and the students struggled to stay awake.
• Her voice sounded dully as she read the news of the tragedy.
• The colors in the painting had faded dully over time.
• He worked dully at his desk, daydreaming of being somewhere else.
• The movie was received dully by the audience, with many leaving before it ended.