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What is the antonym of keen?

The antonym of keen depends on the context in which it is used. Here are some possibilities:

For "keen" meaning enthusiastic, eager, or interested:

* Apathetic: lacking interest, enthusiasm, or concern.

* Indifferent: having no particular interest or concern.

* Uninterested: not interested.

* Reluctant: unwilling to do something.

* Unenthusiastic: lacking enthusiasm.

* Disinterested: not interested in something or not having an opinion.

For "keen" meaning sharp, intense, or strong:

* Blunt: not sharp or pointed.

* Dull: lacking sharpness or intensity.

* Weak: lacking strength or intensity.

* Mild: not strong or intense.

* Unfocused: lacking sharpness or clarity.

For "keen" meaning sharp, perceptive, or intelligent:

* Obtuse: slow to understand or lacking in intelligence.

* Stupid: lacking intelligence.

* Naive: lacking experience, wisdom, or judgment.

* Unperceptive: lacking the ability to notice or understand things.

The best antonym will depend on the specific meaning of "keen" in your context.

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