Noun:

તુચ્છતા,

banalities's Usage Examples:

psittacism, that malady of so many of Flaubert"s characters who either parrot banalities without thought or meaning, or are the victims of this psittacism.

common sense banalities expressed with the help of unnecessarily complicated neologisms; 2.

prefers to evade his traumatic past when questioned and speaks mostly in banalities – when he speaks at all.

Wise combines what the reviewer writes are genuine outrages with banalities: for example, disapproving of paintings of pigs at the World Pork Expo.

comedian adrift in the modern world, observing the unobservable-those banalities and fragments of minutiae lurking just below the threshold of perception:.

characters saying that "this hulk-with-a-heart-of-gold fable embraces banalities with a vigor matched only by its lack of imagination.

The lyrics often resort to banalities and occasionally to doggerel.

"anti-art and artistic banalities", Fluxus would fight the "traditional artificialities of art".

might have achieved in his later years had he been able to rise above the banalities of rock and jazz fusion.

business and politicians, becoming choked with "banalities, cliches, pomposities, redundancies and catchphrases".

Conversation is diffuse, disjointed, full of popular sayings and banalities local in time and place which do not express character at all, or very.

opined that "with the outdated polemics of director Michael Winner, the banalities of Erich Segal"s adaptation of a Hugh Atkinson novel, and a rather lifeless.

show, all of which leads to cranking out banalities garnered with mild wittiness and observations lacking in point".

Synonyms:

input, platitude, truism, comment, commonplace, remark, cliche, bromide,

Antonyms:

falsehood, extraordinary, exciting, original, praise,