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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a dull game" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a game that is uninteresting or lacks excitement.
Example: "After playing for an hour, I realized it was just a dull game with no real challenge."
Alternatives: "a boring game" or "an unexciting game."
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It's the pace, there's hardly a dull game.
In a dull game at Loftus Road, Barton's accessories at least brought some colour to proceedings.
Perez didn't come in until the second half of a dull game.
Yes, it's been a dull game but military action seems a rather extreme punishment, doesn't it?
It was, in truth, a dull game, a calculated draw perhaps on the part of Caps coach Carl Robinson.
It wasn't nearly as exciting as one might expect — more like a dull game of Mad-Libs, except with roses, fondue, and bathrobes.
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So someone who speaks disparagingly of fight-free and thug-free (but far from collision-free) European hockey as a duller game than ours doesn't know what it can truly be like.
(A deadly dull game that served as a rehearsal for war, quidditch is one Hogwarts tradition I was happy to see burn).
A dry, dull game.
33 min: This has actually been a rather dull game so far.
Besides, there were bright moments early on here, even if in the final minutes it was Deportivo who had the better of a largely dull game.
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