How to pronounce “jejune”

Meaning

• [Adjective]
• (dated, now rare) Not nutritious.
• (by extension, of a speech or an argument) Lacking matter; empty; devoid of substance.
• Naive; simplistic.

Practice Nearby Words

insubstantial, insipid, uninteresting, unwholesome, juvenile, puerile, adolescent, immature, childish, arid, youthsome, youthly, little, juvenescent, youngly, small, sucking, meagry, weensy, jauntee, buttony, sappy, crude, nugacious, verdurous, lank, youngsome, weaky, young, meager, runty, slender, freshling, tweenish, lapidable, tender, juicelike, scrimpy, little old, semperjuvenescent, measly, fresh, skimpy, sparse, infantile, tweeny, runtish, scrumptious, verjuiced, weedy, neanimorphic, pusil, junky, micropathic, stunted, migniard, silly, green as a gooseberry, eensy-weensy, eeny-weeny, paltry, knee-high, joculous, youngish, nibbly, slimsy, moth-eaten, weeny, jady, neotenous, kidlike, scratty, vealy, milky, exiguous, bubblegum, calflike, missyish, naughty, babyish, plooky, niggardous, succulous, vernal, scrummy, infantine, frailish, toyish, lenocinant, succulent, minor, near, jaunty, cheesy, nymphly, stingy, vegete, petite, rootsy, juglike

Similar Sounds

jejune, judging, juju, jesu, ju ju, jeju, jeshua, joo joo, ju-ju, jashen, chechen, sheshan, jiji, gin gin, gudgeon, jog on, jagan, jagen, joggen, june, jen, gen, joshua, joanne, gigi, gian, joann, joon, joshing, gentian, jay jay, georgian, jo jo, geon, jian, shushan, jelen, jahan, jejunum, juwan, gi joe, gestion, jenne, johanne, jeon, jessen, jenine, genin, geron, hugin, juin, jesson, jetton, georgine, geran, gemin, jennine, georgann, jenin, higiene, john john, jaji, jugend, gedge, jemen, jerren, geheim, georgene, joy juice, jeci, jajo, gee gee, juja, eugene, gaijin, goujon, eugen, hygiene, hygene, hygeine, hessian, jugging, regin, jigging, shoeshine, hedging, regine, vegen, szechuan, hession, shoe shine, legin, hagin, shehan, chesham, shechem, schengen, hodgin