platitudinous's Usage Examples:

" Washington Post called this song platitudinous and he continued: " "Get Back Up," which features Chris Brown, working.

relish, and partly because ideological conflicts are reduced to the same platitudinous level.

Atlantic Bulletin, March "emphasizes the platitudes of life by the platitudinous nature of his fables.

focus on the exploitation, past and present, of a small tribe, without platitudinous sentimentality.

"The script proved too involved, too scholarly, top heavy with long, platitudinous titles, the cardinal sin of the silent movie, and soggy with prolonged.

History of Creation, Invention and Discovery by Kevin Ashton, review: 'inconsistent and platitudinous'".

literal terms the theme of the play: It is true that ideas grow stale and platitudinous, but one may go one step further and say flatly that truths die.

" Its platitudinous character immediately laid it open to parody and one followed in the.

It leads Schooler sometimes through platitudinous country, where the sea-road is all too familiar.

called it a "perfectly acceptable album filler: innocuous, lyrically platitudinous pop that briefly works itself up into something exciting when it threatens.

with McCartney cooing platitudinous sentiments on a set of lyrics seemingly made up on the spur of the moment.

thoughtless" was how he described Hart's work on the assignment, resulting in "platitudinous kiddie-show lyrics.

Jon Pareles of The New York Times considered that "despite its platitudinous message, [the song] has stark edges and angles".

psychological insight are hackneyed, the tone is alternately muckraking and platitudinous.

contemporary households" and The Guardian said the film "mixes the platitudinous with the genuinely moving".

contrast with Grecco’s evocative photos, his film is scattered and platitudinous, skimming the surface of his subjects and betraying his high-art aspirations.

Ephron said, "[F]or the most part, McKuen's poems are superficial and platitudinous and frequently silly.

it built on white-collar boundering, the other half on mendacious, platitudinous German nationalism, was not just incredibly irresponsible, it was utterly.

Synonyms:

bromidic; platitudinal; unoriginal; corny;

Antonyms:

unconventional; creative; primary; unoriginality; original;