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What is another word for the opposite as fun?

There isn't one single perfect opposite for "fun." It depends on what aspect of "fun" you want to contrast. Here are some options based on different interpretations:

If "fun" means enjoyable:

* Dull: Lacking excitement or interest.

* Boring: Uninteresting and tedious.

* Monotonous: Lacking variety and stimulating.

* Tedious: Long and tiresome.

* Tiresome: Causing fatigue or weariness.

* Unpleasant: Causing discomfort or displeasure.

If "fun" means playful and lighthearted:

* Serious: Important, solemn, and demanding attention.

* Solemn: Formal and serious in manner.

* Grim: Dark and depressing.

* Dour: Gloomy and unfriendly.

If "fun" means exciting and stimulating:

* Boring: Uninteresting and tedious.

* Monotonous: Lacking variety and stimulating.

* Dull: Lacking excitement or interest.

* Staid: Calm, serious, and conventional.

If "fun" means enjoyable for a group:

* Lonely: Sad because you are alone.

* Isolated: Separated from others.

* Solitary: Done or enjoyed alone.

The best word to use depends on the context and the specific meaning of "fun" you want to convey.

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