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mundanity

/mʌnˈdæn.ɪ.ti/

الترجمة: اسم يدل على صفة أو حالة كون الشيء عاديًّا أو مألوفًا أو مبتذلًا، أو على خلوّه من الإثارة والاهتمام.

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noun

/mʌnˈdæn.ɪ.ti/C1formal
  • arاسم يدل على صفة أو حالة كون الشيء عاديًّا أو مألوفًا أو مبتذلًا، أو على خلوّه من الإثارة والاهتمام.

A noun referring to the quality or state of being ordinary, commonplace, or lacking excitement or interest.

غير معدود

  1. Worldliness or sophisticationC1formal

    The quality of being intellectually refined, experienced, and knowledgeable about the world, often through exposure to diverse cultures or disillusionment.

    arالدهاء والتحنّك الدنيوي

    • His mundanity was evident in his ability to discuss art, politics, and philosophy with equal ease.
    • Travel had given her a certain mundanity that set her apart from her provincial peers.
    • The novel explores the mundanity of a character who has seen too much of the world to be surprised by anything.

    المرادفاتcultivationpolishrefinementsavoir-fairesophisticationurbanityworldliness

    الأضدادinexperienceinnocencenaivetyprovincialismsimplicity

  2. Ordinariness or banalityC1formal

    The state of being commonplace, unremarkable, or lacking in excitement or novelty.

    arالعادية

    • The mundanity of daily chores often makes people long for adventure.
    • He found a strange comfort in the mundanity of his routine.
    • The film captures the quiet mundanity of suburban life.

    المرادفاتbanalitycommonplacenessdullnesseverydaynesshumdrummundanenessordinarinessprosaicness

    الأضدادexcitementextraordinarinessinterestnoveltyoriginalityuniquenesswonder

الصيغ
  • mundanities plural form
  • mundanities' possessive plural form
  • mundanity's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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