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1 избитость
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2 банальность
1) General subject: banality, bathos, bromide, cliche'd cliched thought, clichйd thought, commonness, commonplace, commonplace remark, commons, flatness, humdrum, humdrumness, locus communis, obviosity, platitude, prosiness, quotidianism, triviality, vapidity, triteness -
3 банальность
ж.1. тк. ед. banality; triteness2. (избитая мысль и т. п.) commonplace, platitude -
4 пошлость
ж.commonplace, banality, platitude, triteness (ср. пошлый)говорить пошлости — utter banalities, talk commonplaces
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5 трафаретность
ж.conventionality, banality, conventional / stereotyped / commonplace nature / character; (литературного выражения и т. п.) triteness -
6 тривиальность
ж.triviality, banality; triteness (ср. тривиальный) -
7 шаблонность
ж.banality, triteness, commonplaceness -
8 банальность
1) banality
2) (избитая мысль и т.п.)
commonplace, platitude, banal remark* * ** * *banality, triteness* * *banalitybromidecommonnesscommonplaceplatitudetriviality -
9 трафаретность
conventionality, banality, conventional/stereotyped/commonplace nature/character; triteness* * *conventionality, banality -
10 тривиальность
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11 банальность
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12 пошлость
ж.1) ( вульгарность) vulgarity; coarseness, crudenessговори́ть по́шлости — utter vulgarities, say ribald ['rɪbəld] things
2) ( банальность) commonplace, banality, platitude, triteness; (ср. с пошлый)кака́я по́шлость! — how petty!
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13 трафаретность
ж.conventionality, banality, stereotyped nature / character; (литературного выражения и т.п.) triteness -
14 тривиальность
ж.triviality, banality; triteness -
15 банальность
жен.1) banality, triteness2) (избитая мысль и т.п.)commonplace, platitude, banal remark -
16 пошлость
жен.1) ( непристойность) vulgarity2) (неоригинальность, банальность) platitude, commonplace, banality, triteness, triviality -
17 банальность
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