Adjective.
A state where, instead of imparting inspiration as intended, the acting figure takes his targets into a bathetic plunge of inertia and despair.
A state where, instead of imparting inspiration as intended, the acting figure takes his targets into a bathetic plunge of inertia and despair.
My boss gave an unspirational speech this afternoon. He quoted Shakespeare, Martin Luther King and Dolly Parton. Ed from resources puked up halfway through it and Gill started crying hysterically.
by TajUK January 16, 2007
person A: Thx i am unspired
person B: Unspired isn't defined yet
person A: Unspired - To be so impressed as to not be inspired any longer.
person B: Unspired isn't defined yet
person A: Unspired - To be so impressed as to not be inspired any longer.
by iscribble January 18, 2012
by The New Musicologist November 4, 2009
A apparent insight that is seen as a new realization of fact by the person having the insight, but which is actually fundamentally wrong according to any reasonable or known metric.
Francis Collins, renowned scientist and leader of the human genome project, had a flash of unspiration and decided that DNA is proof of God's existence.
by joops May 29, 2008
The opposite of inspiration.
by PineappleJuice May 3, 2015
by Dan Northcote-Smith August 29, 2007