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Meanings of mundanity in anglès
The quality or character of being intellectually sophisticated and worldly through cultivation or experience or disillusionment.
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quotidianitat Usage of mundanity in anglès
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A windowless, featureless spike, its façade was the very essence of mundanity.
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I cannot wait for this to achieve escape velocity from the mundanity well.
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He needed to feel the solidity of the wood, its mundanity.
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Well, Saints Row IV seems to have decided to make mundanity its enemy.
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The bureaucratic mundanity amplified to maddening levels by a lacklustre workforce.
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Meanwhile, Hong Kong's problems are an example of political mundanity.
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He could have blessed her for the tone, for the escape into common mundanity.
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And that's where mundanity ceases to matter and can even be a reassuring salve.
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The outlandish want to appear unaffected and enjoy a cheap holiday in our mundanity.
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Every mundanity of life grows infinitely more precious in the face of impending death.
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Glover's result is a world structured around hyper-specific moments of joy and terror and mundanity.
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She does not engage with the mundanity of looking pretty, or the seasonal ephemera of hemlines.
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And then all at once mundanity was shattered.
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No, Dad was too smart for that mundanity.
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He left Baltimore to its dynamic balance of crime and law, exotics and mundanity, love and emptiness.
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The mundanity of it was almost alarming.
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