The word "uninteresting" means lacking interest or excitement. It describes something that is dull, boring, and not captivating to an audience or observer.
Usage examples
The movie was predictable, with a clichéd plot and uninteresting characters.
The textbook was filled with long, complex paragraphs that made the subject matter uninteresting to read.
The speaker's monotone delivery made the presentation uninteresting and difficult to stay engaged in.
The museum exhibit had very few interactive elements, making it uninteresting for younger visitors.
The novel's slow pace and lack of conflict made it uninteresting and hard to keep reading.
Chris Hemsworth is a likable, charismatic actor, but his Thor, from the start, has been the dullest, most uninteresting character in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. (lights-camera-jackson.com)
But the surreptitious cover - ups being orchestrated by Nixon aides like John Dean (Michael C. Hall) are just as uninteresting as Felt's subterfuge, given that viewers know exactly what they're up to. (theatlantic.com)
It's perhaps for this reason that I decided to write about Motocross Maniacs, a quirky racing platformer that may be very accessible, but certainly isn't uninteresting for it. (snackbar-games.com)