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How do you describe a person that usually has nothing meaningful to say?

Here are some ways to describe a person who usually has nothing meaningful to say, with varying degrees of politeness and directness:

Neutral:

* Unremarkable: They don't stand out in conversations.

* Quiet: They don't participate much in conversations.

* Reserved: They hold back their thoughts and opinions.

* Uncommunicative: They don't share much about themselves or their ideas.

More direct:

* Superficial: Their conversations lack depth or substance.

* Vague: Their statements are unclear or lacking in detail.

* Trivial: Their topics are unimportant or insignificant.

* Empty: Their words lack any real meaning or impact.

More critical:

* Shallow: Their understanding of the world is limited.

* Insubstantial: Their contributions to conversations are pointless.

* Uninteresting: They bore others with their lack of engagement.

* Mindless: They don't seem to think about what they're saying.

Humorous:

* A walking cliché: They repeat the same unoriginal phrases.

* A master of small talk: They can only talk about the weather.

* A conversational black hole: Everything gets sucked into silence after they speak.

* A human echo chamber: They only repeat what others say.

Remember to choose your words carefully based on the context and your relationship with the person.

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