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Meanings of so trite in English

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Usage of so trite in English
1
Something so trite and clichéd that I'd refused to believe it was real.
Bloodfever
2
And most of the names I find are so trite.
The Brentons
3
I regret to bore you by so trite a situation.
A Chair on the Boulevard
4
We were such a commonplace occurrence, so trite, so respectable.
Star Maker
5
Everything turns to ashes in my mouth, and words seem so trite and useless.
Cormac: the tale of a dog gone missing
6
Hell, it suddenly sounded so trite and silly.
The mighty quinns: liam
7
She almost laughed, it was so trite.
Complete Books of Blood
8
But for this I would not of course have detained you over so trite an occurrence as a miracle.
The Cloister and the Hearth
9
It sounded so trite.
Nano
10
At last the conversation became so trite and wearisome that Father O'Grady began to feel unable to continue it any longer.
The Lake
11
Take fifty of our current proverbial sayings-theyare so trite, so threadbare, that we can hardly bring our lips to utter them.
South Wind
12
All we thought of importance, puerile or pedantic trifles; all we thought so trite and childish, the grand momentous business of life!
The Caxtons: A Family Picture — Volume 07
13
The outline was true, the details were fabulous, and the old lady marvelled that a theme so trite could be so well embellished.
Tales of the Chesapeake
14
But underlying those concerns there is a theme, a theme which is so trite and so old because the words are so familiar.
Feminist dot com
15
Team-building activities are notoriously hokey, and the notion of a "work hard, play hard" lifestyle has become so trite, it's meaningless.
Wired
16
This is so trite, to quote Martin Luther King Jnr, but I am going to do it… NK There's no shame in it.
The Guardian
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So trite across language varieties
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