PLATITUDE

PLATITUDE


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Word: platitude

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An often-quoted saying that is supposed to be meaningful but has become unoriginal or hackneyed through overuse; a cliché.
A claim that is trivially true, to the point of being uninteresting.
Flatness.
Unoriginality; triteness.


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Clich
Clichs kin
Hackneyed expression
Saying softly
Insipid truism.
Bromide
Truism
Insipid remark.
Orator's specialty
Cliché's kin
Cliche
Trite saying
Trite remark made as if meaningful
Trite remark
Trite remark made as if it were important.
Trite remark made by chap finally given free rein
Cliché from first of prisoners given freedom
Trite statement
Commonplace rope attached to piano
Common utterance from first character in passion play
Pharmacist's leader gets licence for bromide
Ideal putt turned out to be commonplace
Quiet room? It’s a cliche
Penny has licence to provide bromide
Freedom on piano that's banal
Dukes wife skipping half of dull musical
Trite remark on freedom is claptrap ultimately
Freedom from restraint shown by Pennys trite remark
Empty remark by priest on allowance
Whats done is done, e. g.
Tired utterance
Power play — its somewhat obvious!
Quietly play hackneyed phrase?
Pressure on freedom of action is commonplace




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