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Meanings of platitudinal in English
Dull and tiresome but with pretensions of significance or originality.
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Examples for "corny"
Examples for "corny"
1
She said it best herself: it was corny, but it was fun.
2
I had never managed to portray human nature without being horribly corny.
3
I know it sounds corny, but I'd like us to be friends.
4
Now, this is not the opening line of a corny mother-in-law gag.
5
It had been love at first sight, as corny as that was.
1
He winced, but Joan rattled on with the platitudinous originality of youth.
2
This is platitudinous, but it needs to be borne in mind.
3
The thing has become platitudinous, but remains as difficult as ever.
4
That statement isn't in reality as platitudinous as it seems at first thought.
5
These gentlemen, with few exceptions, made heavy, ponderous, and platitudinous speeches.
1
The guests arrived shortly and there were the usual stiff, bromidic greetings.
2
By a similar reasoning, a Hypo-Sulphite can, at a step, become bromidic.
3
Caliph felt fairly certain there was some kind of bromidic metaphor going on.
4
The mirrored bromidic mind gives back only what it has taken.
5
Sulphites come together like drops of mercury, in this bromidic world.
Usage of platitudinal in English
1
The conversation, owing to the intervention of other of the guests, became general and platitudinal.
2
Perry quickly midwifed-ascreator, writer, and director-thesoapy The Haves and Have Nots and trite platitudinal working-class comedies like Love Thy Neighbor.
3
Things that had seemed drearily theoretical, dry, axiomatic, platitudinal, showed themselves to be great generalizations from a torrent of human effort and mortal endeavour.