banal
The origin and history of banal.
Etymology
From French banal, originally describing something "held in common" under feudal service, later shifting to mean "unoriginal" or "commonplace."
The origin and history of banal.
From French banal, originally describing something "held in common" under feudal service, later shifting to mean "unoriginal" or "commonplace."
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