1. dull and tedious in speech or writing; lacking imagination or excitement

Examples

• The professor’s prosy lecture put half the students to sleep.
• Her prosy writing style made even the most exciting adventures seem boring.
• The meeting dragged on with prosy discussions about minor policy changes.
• He avoided prosy conversations and preferred lively debates.
• The novel’s prosy descriptions slowed down the pace of the story.
• Critics called the film prosy and lacking in visual excitement.