mundane in Irish
mundane in Irish is domhanda — mundane means ordinary and unremarkable; part of everyday routine rather than exciting or unusual.
mundane in Irish
domhanda
What does "mundane" mean?
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adj Ordinary and unremarkable; part of everyday routine rather than exciting or unusual.
"After the excitement of the trip, returning to mundane chores felt dull."
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adj Relating to the ordinary physical world rather than the spiritual or supernatural.
"The ritual was said to bridge the mundane and the divine."
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mundane in a sentence
- After the excitement of the trip, returning to mundane chores felt dull.
- Filing paperwork is one of the more mundane parts of the job.
- The ritual was said to bridge the mundane and the divine.
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What is "mundane" in Irish?
"mundane" in Irish is domhanda. mundane means: Ordinary and unremarkable; part of everyday routine rather than exciting or unusual.
How do you use "mundane" in a sentence?
Example: "After the excitement of the trip, returning to mundane chores felt dull." In Irish, "mundane" is domhanda.
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