blah
Pronunciation: [blɑː]
Word
Context: "communication"
(interjection) used to show that something is unimportant or boring. It's like saying, 'who cares?' or 'that's not interesting.' You might say 'blah' when someone is talking about something you don’t want to hear.
Example
I was listening to her story, but when she started talking about her shopping, I thought, 'blah.'
Example
He didn’t say 'blah' when discussing the fun trip; he was really interested!
Example
Did you think the lecture was 'blah' or interesting?
Context: "communication"
(noun) something that is boring, silly, or unimportant. When you don't care about what someone is saying, you can call it 'blah.'
Example
The report was full of useful information, not just blah.
Example
We had to listen to a lot of blah during the meeting, which made it dull.
Example
Was the presentation filled with blah, or was it exciting?
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