prosaic (Meaning)

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prosaic (s)

not fanciful or imaginative

lacking wit or imagination

not challenging; dull and lacking excitement

His writing style tends to be rather prosaic, lacking the poetic flourishes found in literary works.
The speaker's delivery was dull and prosaic, failing to capture the audience's attention.
The landscape, though beautiful, had a certain prosaic quality that made it seem ordinary.
She longed for adventure in her life, tired of the prosaic routine of her daily existence.
The movie's plot was predictable and prosaic, offering little in terms of excitement or originality.
Despite his mundane job, he found ways to inject moments of creativity into his otherwise prosaic tasks.
The prose of the novel was plain and prosaic, lacking the vivid imagery found in more poetic writing.
The artist sought inspiration in the ordinary and prosaic elements of everyday life.
His speech was filled with prosaic details, making it difficult for listeners to stay engaged.
The city, with its towering skyscrapers and bustling streets, had a certain prosaic charm that appealed to some but left others longing for more natural beauty.

not fanciful or imaginative, lacking wit or imagination, not challenging; dull and lacking excitement

normal,ordinary, typical, average, commonplace, usual, unexceptional, run-of-the-mill, cut-and-dry, workaday

quaint,unusual, unusual, anomalous, rare, odd, peculiar, exceptional, abnormal, abnormal

His writing style tends to be rather prosaic, lacking the poetic flourishes found in literary works.

The speaker's delivery was dull and prosaic, failing to capture the audience's attention.

The landscape, though beautiful, had a certain prosaic quality that made it seem ordinary.

She longed for adventure in her life, tired of the prosaic routine of her daily existence.