blandly in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for blandly in the English»Spanish Dictionary

blandly [Am ˈblændli, Brit ˈblandli] ADV

blandly smile:

blandly

de manera insulsa

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Although not without style and vim, the blandly generic and vaguely nonsensical title is a telling warning for what is to come.

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This blandly describes the majority of airlines in the world... and unfortunately, it's a model that fails to deliver consistent profits for investors.

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What could have been a blandly televisual drama takes on a more cinematic dimension.

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Ringer, meanwhile, makes for a blandly ineffective lead in his spoken scenes, but his fighting skills are almost beyond reproach.

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In other words, this blandly soothing pattern is simultaneously a metaphor for the dysfunctional chaos of modern media.

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But in the end, it's shapeless and blandly apolitical, apart from its watered-down feminism.

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But are they noisier than other, more blandly-coated savannah herbivores?

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Indeed, to be a "consummate politician" is in our lexicon synonymous with being blandly evasive.

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To put it blandly: "right eye leads to and right handedness, and left eye to left".

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She was just a completely inconsistent character... she was this pleasant, blandly hot, peculiarly tolerant, yet oddly "blank" nice girl.

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