Usage of "mundanity" | TermGallery

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

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The quality of being commonplace and ordinary.

Использование термина mundanity на английском

A windowless, featureless spike, its façade was the very essence of mundanity. 
 The Scarlet Gospels 

I cannot wait for this to achieve escape velocity from the mundanity well. 
 Surface detail 

He needed to feel the solidity of the wood, its mundanity. 
 The last testament 

Well, Saints Row IV seems to have decided to make mundanity its enemy. 
 The Guardian 

The bureaucratic mundanity amplified to maddening levels by a lacklustre workforce. 
 The South African 

Meanwhile, Hong Kong's problems are an example of political mundanity. 
 Reuters 

He could have blessed her for the tone, for the escape into common mundanity. 
 Robert Elsmere 

And that's where mundanity ceases to matter and can even be a reassuring salve. 
 The Guardian 

The outlandish want to appear unaffected and enjoy a cheap holiday in our mundanity. 
 The Irish Times 

Every mundanity of life grows infinitely more precious in the face of impending death. 
 The strain 

Glover's result is a world structured around hyper-specific moments of joy and terror and mundanity. 
 Wired 

She does not engage with the mundanity of looking pretty, or the seasonal ephemera of hemlines. 
 The Guardian 

And then all at once mundanity was shattered. 
 From a Certain Point of View 

No, Dad was too smart for that mundanity. 
 High on arrival 

He left Baltimore to its dynamic balance of crime and law, exotics and mundanity, love and emptiness. 
 The Churn 

The mundanity of it was almost alarming. 
 Radio NZ 

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