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lackluster

adjective/ˈlæklʌstɚ/

lacking in vitality, force, or conviction

The team's lackluster performance during the tournament disappointed their fans.

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word origin — The word 'lackluster' originates from the combination of 'lack' (meaning absence) and 'luster' (meaning shine or brilliance), first recorded in the mid-19th century.