Uninspiring (adjective)

Not having the quality of inspiring, arousing interest, or excitement.

Origin:

From un- (prefix meaning 'not') + inspiring, from old english inspirian 'to inhale, breathe in, inspire', from latin inspirare 'to blow into, inspire'.

Examples:

1. The lecture was uninspiring and put half of the audience to sleep.
2. The plain white walls made the room seem uninspiring and dull.
3. The uninspiring performance was a huge disappointment to fans who had been eagerly waiting for the concert.
4. The new museum exhibit was criticized for being uninspiring and lacking creativity.
5. His uninspiring speech failed to motivate the team to win the game.