Definition of undramatic
: lacking dramatic force or quality : unspectacular
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The business now at hand is undramatic, practical, and of scientific definiteness and precision.
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This is the most undramatic post-season in any pro league.
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Artificiality is what makes reality television enjoyable, even though these same shows, if advertised as fiction, would appear banal, repetitive and undramatic.
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But short of rewriting the script, the show cannot escape the burdens this play imposes – suffering without meaning, ridicule for the sake of ridicule, and undramatic poetry.
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Edward Muska, 25, was part of the group that spent nearly 36 relatively undramatic hours inside — playing cards, watching movies, drinking beer — while Irma howled and rattled outside.
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