Definitionadj. dull and tiresome but with pretensions of significance or originality
Last update: June 12, 2015
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And he felt even when he did open his case that the effect of it was platitudinous and disappointing. [Please select]
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Otherwise it is a bit platitudinous--the kind of thing that in all ages sincere demagogues have preached to the people. [Please select]
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It is customary to meet such questions with rather platitudinous answers. [Please select]
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Theoretically one would not have said that it would be original to take an old platitudinous law like the law of supply and demand, and act as if it were so; but it was. [Please select]
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"That's specious rot, and platitudinous rubbish such as any soft idiot who's been glued all his life to an armchair can reel off by the mile." [Please select]
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