triteness (Meaning)

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triteness (n)

unoriginality as a result of being dull and hackneyed

The triteness of the plot made the film seem predictable and unoriginal.
The speaker's triteness of ideas reflected a lack of creativity and depth of thought.
The song lyrics were full of triteness and failed to convey any meaningful emotions.
The writer's triteness of language made the text difficult to read and engage with.
The advertisement's triteness of message failed to grab the attention of viewers.
The politician's triteness of speeches left voters feeling unimpressed and uninspired.
The triteness of the apology revealed a lack of sincerity and genuine remorse.
The relationship suffered from triteness, as the same routines and expectations led to boredom.
The advice given was full of triteness and provided no practical or meaningful solutions.
The triteness of the restaurant's menu made it unappealing and unexciting.

unoriginality as a result of being dull and hackneyed

hackneyed, tired,cliche, stereotyped, musty, obligatory, tiring, cliche, usual, shopworn

unhackneyed, fresh, engaging, novel, intriguing, exciting, new, engaging, unhackneyed, engrossing

The triteness of the plot made the film seem predictable and unoriginal.

The speaker's triteness of ideas reflected a lack of creativity and depth of thought.

The song lyrics were full of triteness and failed to convey any meaningful emotions.

The writer's triteness of language made the text difficult to read and engage with.