mundane (Meaning)
mundane (s)
found in the ordinary course of events
concerned with the world or worldly matters
belonging to this earth or world; not ideal or heavenly
mundane (a.)
Of or pertaining to the world; worldly; earthly; terrestrial; as, the mundane sphere.
Synonyms & Antonyms of mundane
mundane Sentence Examples
- The mundane routine of paperwork suffocated her creative spirit.
- The humdrum of suburban life was slowly driving him insane.
- He yearned for something extraordinary to break the monotony of his mundane existence.
- The endless cycle of eating, sleeping, and working had become a mundane prison.
- She couldn't shake the feeling that her life was a monotonous, mundane blur.
- The mundane tasks of daily living weighed heavily on her weary shoulders.
- The seemingly mundane interactions held a hidden depth that he began to appreciate.
- The once-familiar paths had become mundane and devoid of purpose.
- She found solace in the mundane rituals that connected her to the rhythms of life.
- As the years went by, the once-exciting adventures had become nothing more than mundane memories.
FAQs About the word mundane
found in the ordinary course of events, concerned with the world or worldly matters, belonging to this earth or world; not ideal or heavenlyOf or pertaining to
everyday, normal, typical, generic, frequent, workaday, familiar, ordinary,prosaic, regular
aberrant, lofty, atypical, noble, special, unusual, special, lofty, sublime, extraordinary
The mundane routine of paperwork suffocated her creative spirit.
The humdrum of suburban life was slowly driving him insane.
He yearned for something extraordinary to break the monotony of his mundane existence.
The endless cycle of eating, sleeping, and working had become a mundane prison.
