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1 Banalität
f; -, -en1. nur Sg.; einer Situation etc.: banality, triteness, banal nature* * *die Banalitätbanality; triteness; commonplace* * *Ba|na|li|tät [banali'tɛːt]f -, -en1) no pl banality, triteness2) usu pl (Äußerung) platitudeBanalitä́ten äußern — to utter platitudes
* * *Ba·na·li·tät<-, -en>[banaliˈtɛ:t]f1. kein pl (banale Beschaffenheit) banality [or triteness]; eines Themas, einer Angelegenheit trivialityvon großer \Banalität extremely trivial* * *die; Banalität, Banalitäten1) o. Pl. s. banal 1.: banality; triteness; commonplaceness; ordinariness2) (Äußerung) banality* * ** * *die; Banalität, Banalitäten1) o. Pl. s. banal 1.: banality; triteness; commonplaceness; ordinariness2) (Äußerung) banality* * *f.banality n.triteness n. -
2 Trivialität
f; -, -en1. nur Sg.; (Plattheit) Eigenschaft: triviality, shallowness, triteness; (Gewöhnlichkeit) ordinariness, banality2. Äußerung, Gesprächsthema etc.: triviality, banality; Pl. auch trivia Pl., trifles Pl.; (alltägliche Erscheinung) ordinary ( oder commonplace) thing, commonplace* * *Tri|vi|a|li|tät [triviali'tɛːt]f -, -entriviality; (von Gespräch auch) banality; (= triviale Bemerkung) banality* * *(the state of being trivial.) triviality* * *Tri·vi·a·li·tät<-, -en>[trivi̯aliˈtɛ:t]f (geh)2. (triviale Äußerung, Idee) triviality* * *die; Trivialität, Trivialitäten1) o. Pl. (Plattheit, Alltäglichkeit) banality; triteness2) (platte Äußerung) banality; (Gemeinplatz) commonplace [remark]* * *1. nur sg; (Plattheit) Eigenschaft: triviality, shallowness, triteness; (Gewöhnlichkeit) ordinariness, banality2. Äußerung, Gesprächsthema etc: triviality, banality; pl auch trivia pl, trifles pl; (alltägliche Erscheinung) ordinary ( oder commonplace) thing, commonplace* * *die; Trivialität, Trivialitäten1) o. Pl. (Plattheit, Alltäglichkeit) banality; triteness2) (platte Äußerung) banality; (Gemeinplatz) commonplace [remark] -
3 Abgedroschenheit
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4 Geistlosigkeit
f2. Äußerung: banality, platitude* * *die Geistlosigkeitspiritlessness* * *Geist|lo|sig|keitf -, -en1) no pl (= Dummheit) stupidity; (= Langweiligkeit) dullness; (= Einfallslosigkeit) unimaginativeness; (= Trivialität) inanity2) (= geistlose Äußerung) inane remark* * *Geist·lo·sig·keit<-, -en>f2. (geistlose Äußerung) inanity, stupid remark* * *die; Geist: dim-wittedness; witlessness; (Trivialität) triviality* * *2. Äußerung: banality, platitude* * *die; Geist: dim-wittedness; witlessness; (Trivialität) triviality* * *f.lack of wit n.spiritlessness n. -
5 Fadheit
f; nur Sg.; pej.2. fig. (Langweiligkeit) dullness* * *die Fadheitvapidness* * *Fad|heitf -, -en1) (von Essen) tastelessness2) (fig = Langeweile) dullness* * *Fad·heit<->[ˈfa:thait]* * *2. fig (Langweiligkeit) dullness* * *-en f.insipidity n. -
6 Banalität
Ba·na·li·tät <-, -en> [banaliʼtɛ:t] f1) kein pl ( banale Beschaffenheit) banality [or triteness]; eines Themas, einer Angelegenheit triviality;von großer \Banalität extremely trivial -
7 Alltäglichkeit
f1. banality2. everyday occurrence3. prosaicness -
8 Banalität
f1. banality2. triteness -
9 Fadheit
f1. banality2. blandness3. tastelessness4. vapidnessffig.vapidity -
10 Geistlosigkeit
f1. banality2. insipidness [of person, novel, lyrics]3. lack of wit4. spiritlessnessffig.vapidity
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