platitudinal (Meaning)

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platitudinal (s)

dull and tiresome but with pretensions of significance or originality

The politician's speech was a platitudinal diatribe, devoid of any original or insightful ideas.
The article was filled with platitudinal truisms that offered no new perspectives on the topic.
The company's mission statement was a platitudinal exercise in corporate pablum that failed to inspire.
The advice he gave was so platitudinal that it felt like a rehashed version of everything I had heard before.
The self-help book was filled with platitudinal platitudes that provided little practical guidance.
The motivational speaker's platitudinal speeches left me feeling empty and uninspired.
The script for the TV show was so platitudinal that the characters lacked depth and authenticity.
The platitudinal lyrics of the song failed to convey any genuine emotion or meaning.
The relationship expert's platitudinal advice was like a broken record, offering nothing new or helpful.
The platitudinal news report simply regurgitated the same tired and predictable information that everyone already knew.

dull and tiresome but with pretensions of significance or originality

twice-told,platitudinous, derivative, bromidic, conventional, stock, cookie-cutter, tiresome, cardboard, cliched

novel, fresh, novel, exciting, new, original, exciting, uncliched, original, uncliched

The politician's speech was a platitudinal diatribe, devoid of any original or insightful ideas.

The article was filled with platitudinal truisms that offered no new perspectives on the topic.

The company's mission statement was a platitudinal exercise in corporate pablum that failed to inspire.

The advice he gave was so platitudinal that it felt like a rehashed version of everything I had heard before.