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• s  lacking in nutritive value
  the jejune diets of the very poor
• s  displaying or suggesting a lack of maturity
  jejune responses to our problems
• s  lacking interest or significance or impact
  jejune novel

• His pronouncements seemed jejune because they were so often, so flagrantly fronting for self-pity.
• Life in the waning cosmic twilight might be jejune, but it could last a long time.
• In interviews he doesn't hesitate to name himself as the best artist in Manhattan or to theorize in his lofty, jejune way.

• insubstantial
• adolescent
• juvenile
• puerile
• insipid

News & Articles

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• The Institute Is an Engrossing First-person Account of an Absurdist Game
  A thrilling, absorbing, absurdist real-world alternate-reality game played out on the streets of San Francisco and Oakland gets souvenir-doc treatment in Spencer McCall's The Institute —but complaints that there's too little here about how the Jejune Institute was hatched or what it ...
  Oct. 8, 2013 - The Village Voice

Quotes

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• Robert Byrd in msnbc.com
  Byrd explained in his 2005 autobiography that he was a member because he "was sorely afflicted with tunnel vision-a jejune and immature outlook-seeing only what I wanted to see because I thought the Klan could provide an outlet for my talents and...
• Anthony Giddens in Telegraph.co.uk
  Lord Giddens says in a "guest blog" on the site that Mr Brown "should, and will be" the next Labour leader, saying he will pit "experience and political nous" against the "jejune and untested leadership" of David Cameron.