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Unoriginality as a result of being dull and hackneyed.
staleness
staleness
1
The plant thus gives a reversed response under abnormal conditions of
staleness
.
2
A century old, bare and clean, they had an air of
staleness
.
3
The result is a preponderance of repetition, with once-fresh ideas driven to
staleness
.
4
The air was cool after the fetid
staleness
of that room.
5
The oddest mixture of
staleness
and of freshness is to be found there.
1
These had the colourless
triteness
of a story retold a hundred times.
2
You complain of the
triteness
of such appeals as this sermon.
3
Julia, the
triteness
of that fear proves that you love not at all.
4
To enumerate instances would be to inflict good folks with
triteness
and truism.
5
And to both observations Jack would agree without any scorn of the
triteness
.
6
The New Jersey rapper has no time for
triteness
,
unoriginal thought or tired cliche.
7
What I say here being merely truism,
triteness
and commonplace.
8
Or can a person sometimes just articulate their own
triteness
?
9
But the movie never overcomes the
triteness
of its premise.
10
Religious art has sunk to the most disgusting
triteness
.
11
Dulness, sameness,
triteness
,
are they essential parts of life?
12
The rotten
triteness
of his words seemed, if anything, to help him to meet her gaze.
13
He was disgusted with the
triteness
of this remark, but he could think of nothing else.
14
Awareness of the
triteness
and tribulations of other people's lives was needed to humanise the song.
15
Its language is made up of hyperbolical commonplaces,-offensivefrom their
triteness
,
-
still
more
offensive from their extravagance.
16
Another thing to avoid is
triteness
.
triteness
accuse of triteness
certain triteness
colourless triteness
disgusting triteness
eternal triteness