undynamic

IPA: ʌndaɪnˈæmɪk

adjective

  • Not dynamic.
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Examples of "undynamic" in Sentences

  • It's a fine drawing, but, like you said, totally undynamic.
  • Also: Gwynedd should be our powerhouse, instead we're just tired and old and undynamic.
  • And neither will the Euro, because the underlying economy that supports the Euro is creaky and undynamic.
  • Yeah, enough with the crocodile tears from the Bush crime enabling undynamic duo of Feinstein and Rockefeller.
  • While pretty, the choral writing is particularly undynamic making the Pärt later on the program sound like a Verdi chorus.
  • May 15, 2008 at 10:19 am if we ever do a 'Top Worst Cover' list I'm nominating X-O #1...ugh...talk about mediocre and undynamic...
  • The big problem was the Rachmaninoff, which in the hands of Bronfman, sounded rather undynamic while certainly technically admirable.
  • My lasting impression of Richardson's site is that it's undynamic and lacking in the basic features that gives us insight into a candidate.

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