Uneventful is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for UNEVENTFUL in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• marked by no noteworthy or untoward incidents
• not marked by interesting or exciting events
• marked by no noteworthy or significant events
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• marked by no noteworthy or untoward incidents; placid

Words related to UNEVENTFUL

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Words that contain UNEVENTFUL

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How to use UNEVENTFUL in a sentence

• On his death, in 876, after an uneventful reign, he was succeeded by his sons Charles the Fat, Carloman, and Louis.
• My fair young life has been as quiet and uneventful as an old mill stream.
• His reign lasted thirty-four years, and was comparatively uneventful and prosperous.
• For a year their courtship, if such it might be termed, ran an uneventful course.
• We had a smooth, pleasant, uneventful voyage, until the last night, when, on nearing the French coast, the weather became dark and stormy.
• It is on account of these facts that the story of his uneventful life and brilliant literary career is a highly interesting one.
• The drive back to town was pleasant but uneventful.
• Suddenly out of this quiet, uneventful life he was called to the colors and sent killing and burning through the Belgian villages.
• Captain Duane reports all well and an uneventful voyage.
• The story of the voyage reads like the journal of a quiet family at home, it is so peaceful and uneventful.
• Throughout that period domestic affairs were uneventful, and the efforts of the ministry were chiefly concerned in securing peace abroad.
• Their history through this period, though not so uneventful, is scarcely less insignificant than that of San Marino.
• For several days the journey was monotonous and uneventful.
• The ride through the last part of the forest was uneventful.
• The men soon tired of the uneventful trench warfare.
• Prompted by his love for his daughter, and also by the excitement which the proceedings would bring into his uneventful life, father Guillaume took up the matter.
• Yet let it not be supposed that its annals are peaceful and uneventful.
• Bluebell, a lonely little recluse at the cottage, seemed to have passed a lifetime there, so long were the uneventful days.
• Thus, however desirable in the development of the story, he dared not risk a comparatively tame and uneventful number.
• As we passed the hamlets, our large party and outfit created quite a sensation and aroused the people from the uneventful routine of their daily existence.
• Then for some time their lives moved in a smooth uneventful groove.
• Married in 1886, and his conjugal career is uneventful.
• We are dealing here with an individual whose past career is uneventful, as far as is known.
• Childhood and school life uneventful as far as is known.
• Its long, uneventful, unchanging days enticed forgetfulness, offered a life without effort.
• With the exception of almost daily visits from Turkish aircraft, whose aim did not improve, and a few false alarms, the days passed in uneventful monotony.
• In the north the winter was comparatively uneventful.
• And so for two months I went through these pleasant uneventful days, improving the chickens, an object of mirth, living in the open air, and basking in the perfection of content.
• He lived in troubled times, but his own career was prosperous and comparatively uneventful.
• Our way across the Pacific was uneventful and as the great vessel drew in toward the wharf in Yokohama she was boarded by the usual crowd of natives.
• Its hiding-place had constituted one of those little domestic problems that add zest to an uneventful existence.
• The history of my life is a very simple, uneventful one, but since you show such kind interest in me I will gladly relate it to you.
• Outwardly, however, his life was comparatively uneventful.
• This young man who stepped forth as one of the most notable of modern English composers had a simple and uneventful career.
• Lucy, one of seven children, was born into a home of peace and comfort and had a happy and uneventful childhood.
• Once under way and settled for living, the trip proved quite uneventful.
• His outward life seems to have been uneventful enough.

Similar words containing EVENT without suffix ful and without prefix un

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