"dead boring" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to describe something that is incredibly tedious or uninteresting. For example, "The assignment was so dead boring that I fell asleep halfway through."
It was dead boring, the debate on the floor "a dry and prosy chopping of very small logic into very small mincemeat".
"It would've been dead boring to have another record the same," Dangerfield states, recalling criticism of the first album from many people who said, "I like the singles, but the rest didn't get me".
One was dead boring, with food that lacked punch and direction, while the second was right on-song, with a well-oiled kitchen turning out seasonal, daily changing food that was a joy to eat.
I know someone who once went to a meeting in the MI6 building: she reported that it was like a "reverse Tardis", which seemed interesting from the outside but was dead boring once you'd got in.
I know someone who once went to a meeting in the MI6 building: she reported that it was like a "reverse Tardis", which seemed interesting from the outside but was dead boring once you'd got in.
But as a way of looking at the world, the kind of prehistory trutherism espoused by Bitcoin carnivorism is just dead boring.
Don't write, "The only reason I'm writing a diary because I'm dead bored here stuck in the airport" or make sarcastic comments like, "Mom, dad, do you know the story of the people who read other people's diary?
Both the mortals and the corpses in Glitch can be drop-dead boring.
Physical retail is not dead, but boring retail is.
Some have said the realist novel is dead, or just boring.
