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 [jə-jōōń]
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Jejune - Definition of Jejune at Dictionary.com a free online dictionary with pronunciation, synonyms, and translation of Jejune. Look it up now! ... without interest or significance; dull; insipid: a jejune novel.
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Word of the Day - Learn one new word everyday on Dictionary.com ... Were I to make this public now, it would be dismissed as the raving of a mind at the end of its tether, unable to distinguish fiction from reality, real life from the jejune fantasies of its youth.
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Jejune - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Jejune is the name of a band which formed in the mid-90s at Berklee College of Music in Boston, Massachusetts. The band has been commonly identified with the emo genre, particularly the late-90s "ind...
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As I’ve mentioned before, I almost never lose things, so pencils and pens tend to stick around the Jejune household for a long, long time. Ergo, I can buy some nice new pens without fearing that I’ll lose them. I am a huge fan of Jetstream ballpoints, so I got one with a nice squishy grip and a 4+1 (four inks...
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To those dark horses with the spirit to look up and see... a recondite family awaits. ... Now you can share the innovations of the Jejune Institute with your family and friends in a convenient audio format. Simply follow this link to download short mp3 files, perfect for inserting into your next podcast.
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Some topical thoughts on the word 'jejune'. ... The columnist Simon Hoggart was rather sniffy about jejune in his Diary column in the Guardian last Saturday. It seems that he’d been telephoned in some distress during the week by a playwright friend who had found that the Collins Shorter English Dictionary now gives “naive;
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1702: I have often wondered why some late Writers should sensure Tully's Letters for being too naked and jejune, when that to his Friend Lucceius, which the Reader will find in this Collection, is a plain Demonstration to the contrary?
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Wordie: jejune: (adj): lacking in nutritive value. Wordie is a social network for people who love words. List words, add comments and citations, and discuss. ... ; April, cruel as ever, left us sick and out of tune, grown too old together, we sat among our runes, and listless May came afterward, followed by jejune; --jorge999...
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You are currently in the UK view ... • adjective 1 naive and simplistic. 2 (of ideas ... About this dictionary; The Compact Oxford English Dictionary of Current English contains 145,000 words, phrases, and definitions. Find out more about Oxford's range of English dictionaries; Sign up for the AskOxford Word of the Day;
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