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The phrase "actually more boring than" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing the level of boredom of two subjects or activities, often to emphasize that one is less interesting than the other.
Example: "I thought the movie would be exciting, but it was actually more boring than watching paint dry."
Alternatives: "truly less interesting than" or "genuinely more tedious than".
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Trust the Canadians to produce a game about mutual funds that is actually more boring than the real thing.
"The fact he's defeated them just proves that young artists these days are actually more boring than someone three times their age – and that's a damning indictment of them".
Actually more boring than the Gunnar plotline: Peggy is having Teddy's baby according to three at-home pregnancy tests, but then she miscarries.
Unlike stereotypes propagated in the media, the Mafia in Montreal isn't all about guns, drugs and prostitutes it's actually more boring than that.
Unlike stereotypes propagated in the media, the Mafia in Montreal isn't all about guns, drugs, and prostitutes it's actually more boring than that.
This is the kind of electronic music you'd hear in a modern art museum and it's actually more boring than silence.
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So he gave me a job in construction that was actually more boring (eg mixing cement) than physically demanding.
Nothing is more boring than a boring movie!
And once it was labelled, it kind of became about white boy indie bands, which made it more boring than it actually was.
You've been the victim of a conspiracy to make the world seem more boring than it actually is.
Travelers are bored; there is nothing more boring than a continual succession of new things.
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