banality in Japanese
banality in Japanese is 陳腐さ — banality means the quality of being dull, unoriginal, and overly familiar.
banality in Japanese
陳腐さ
(uncountable) The quality of being banal.
What does "banality" mean?
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noun The quality of being dull, unoriginal, and overly familiar.
"The banality of the small talk made the meeting drag on."
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banality in a sentence
- The banality of the small talk made the meeting drag on.
- Critics pointed to the banality of the film's plot.
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What is "banality" in Japanese?
"banality" in Japanese is 陳腐さ. banality means: The quality of being dull, unoriginal, and overly familiar.
How do you use "banality" in a sentence?
Example: "The banality of the small talk made the meeting drag on." In Japanese, "banality" is 陳腐さ.
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