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2 platitude
plati·tude [ʼplætɪtju:d, Am -t̬ətu:d, -tju:d] nto mouth \platitudes Platituden von sich dat geben -
3 commonplace
1. noun 2. adjectivenichtssagend, banal [Bemerkung, Buch]; alltäglich [Angelegenheit, Ereignis]* * *adjective (very ordinary and uninteresting: commonplace remarks.) uninteressant* * *ˈcom·mon·placeI. adj1. (normal) alltäglich, normal▪ to be \commonplace gang und gäbe sein* * *A s1. Gemeinplatz m, Binsenwahrheit f, Platitüde f2. Alltäglichkeit f, Abgedroschenheit f pej3. alltägliche (uninteressante) Sachecommonplace book Kollektaneenbuch nB adj alltäglich, Alltags…, abgedroschen pej, präd auch gang und gäbe* * *1. noun 2. adjectivenichtssagend, banal [Bemerkung, Buch]; alltäglich [Angelegenheit, Ereignis]* * *n.Gemeinplatz m. -
4 bromide
noun(Chem.) Bromsalz, das* * *bro·mide[ˈbrəʊmaɪd, AM ˈbroʊ-]n* * *['brəʊmaɪd]n2) (fig: platitude) Plattitüde f, Allgemeinplatz m* * *bromide [ˈbrəʊmaıd] s1. CHEM, PHARM Bromid n:2. figb) Gemeinplatz m, Plattheit f* * *noun(Chem.) Bromsalz, das -
5 truism
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6 bromide
bro·mide [ʼbrəʊmaɪd, Am ʼbroʊ-] n -
7 truism
tru·ism [ʼtru:ɪzəm] nit's a \truism that... es ist eine Binsenweisheit, dass... -
8 commonplace
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platitude — [ platityd ] n. f. • 1694; de 1. plat 1 ♦ Caractère de ce qui est plat, sans originalité. ⇒ médiocrité. « Le monde est voué sans appel à la platitude, à la médiocrité » (Renan). ♢ UNE PLATITUDE. ⇒ banalité, fadaise. Débiter des platitudes. « une… … Encyclopédie Universelle
platitude — [plat′ə to͞od΄, plat′ətyo͞od΄] n. [Fr < OFr plat, flat (see PLATE), infl. by latitude, rectitude] 1. a commonplace, flat, or dull quality, as in speech or writing 2. a commonplace or trite remark, esp. one uttered as if it were fresh or… … English World dictionary
Platitude — Plat i*tude, n. [F., from plat flat. See {Plate}.] 1. The quality or state of being flat, thin, or insipid; flat commonness; triteness; staleness of ideas of language. [1913 Webster] To hammer one golden grain of wit into a sheet of infinite… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
platitude — (n.) 1812, dullness, from Fr. platitude flatness, vapidness (late 17c.), from O.Fr. plat flat (see PLATE (Cf. plate)); formed on analogy of latitude, attitude, etc. Meaning a flat, dull, or commonplace remark is recorded from 1815. Related:… … Etymology dictionary
platitude — s. f. 1. [Galicismo] Falta de originalidade, banalidade. 2. [Figurado] Sensaboria, trivialidade. 3. Vulgaridade. 4. Monotonia, uniformidade. ‣ Etimologia: francês platitude … Dicionário da Língua Portuguesa
platitude — Platitude. s. f. Ce qui fait qu une chose est platte. Il n a d usage qu en parlant de discours, de style, des productions d esprit, &c. Tout ce qu il escrit, tout ce qu il dit est d une grande platitude … Dictionnaire de l'Académie française
Platitude — (franz., spr. tǖd ), Plattheit … Meyers Großes Konversations-Lexikon
Platitude — (frz., spr. tühd), Plattheit (im Ausdruck) … Kleines Konversations-Lexikon
Platitude — (–tühd), frz., Gemeinheit … Herders Conversations-Lexikon
platitude — noun absence of meaning, banality, cliche, commonplace expression, commonplace idea, commonplace phrase, dearth of ideas, dull comment, flat saying, hackneyed expression, hackneyed idea, hackneyed phrase, hackneyed saying, inanity, insipid remark … Law dictionary
platitude — *commonplace, truism, bromide, cliché Analogous words: banality, inanity, vapidity, insipidity (see corresponding adjectives at INSIPID): mawkishness, sentimentality (see corresponding adjectives at SENTIMENTAL) … New Dictionary of Synonyms