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Meanings of mundaneness in English

Portuguese
sofisticação
Catalan
sofisticació
Spanish
mundología

The quality or character of being intellectually sophisticated and worldly through cultivation or experience or disillusionment.

sofisticação
Catalan
quotidianitat

The quality of being commonplace and ordinary.

quotidianitat
Synonyms
Examples for "ordinariness"
Examples for "ordinariness"
1
But despite its ordinariness, violent crime was growing at an alarming rate.
Damaged
2
The contrast, as the darkness gave way to sunny ordinariness, was stunning.
Spiral
3
There you are, he said, with an effort at ordinariness of demeanour.
The Price of Love
4
The ordinariness of the surroundings made the matters they dealt with extraordinarily moving.
Of Human Bondage
5
Brennan's natural and casual statement should embarrass us with its ordinariness.
The Irish Times
Usage of mundaneness in English
1
Barry is anything but shy in presenting Beethoven's mundaneness.
The Irish Times
2
It was her particular Whiteness, not her mundaneness.
Ebony
3
One must admit to the... mundaneness of it.'
Blood and Bone
4
She hitched the camera strap higher on her shoulder, taking comfort from the mundaneness of the act.
Ancient shores
5
Everton's goals all came in the space of 10 second-half minutes and caught everyone by surprise because of the mundaneness of the first half.
The Irish Times
Translations for mundaneness
Portuguese
sofisticação
Mundaneness through the time