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mundaneness

/mʌnˈdeɪn.nəs/

Übersetzung: Substantiv, das die Eigenschaft oder den Zustand bezeichnet, alltäglich, gewöhnlich, banal oder ohne Spannung und Interesse zu sein.

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noun

/mʌnˈdeɪn.nəs/C1formal
  • deSubstantiv, das die Eigenschaft oder den Zustand bezeichnet, alltäglich, gewöhnlich, banal oder ohne Spannung und Interesse zu sein.

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

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  1. Worldliness or sophisticationC1formal

    The quality of being intellectually sophisticated, worldly, and experienced, often through exposure to different cultures or disillusionment.

    deWeltgewandtheit

    • His mundaneness was evident in his ability to discuss global politics with ease.
    • After years of travel, she developed a certain mundaneness that set her apart from her peers.
    • The novel explores the mundaneness of a character who has seen too much of the world.

    Synonymecultivationrefinementsavoir-fairesophisticationurbanityworldliness

    Antonymeinexperienceinnocencenaivetesimplicity

  2. Ordinariness or commonplacenessB2formal

    The quality of being ordinary, dull, or lacking in excitement or novelty.

    deAlltäglichkeit

    • The mundaneness of daily chores made her long for adventure.
    • He complained about the mundaneness of his office job.
    • The film captured the mundaneness of suburban life perfectly.

    Synonymebanalitycommonplacenessdullnesseverydaynessmundanityordinarinessprosaicnesstriteness

    Antonymeexcitementextraordinarinessnoveltyoriginalityuniquenessunusualness

Formen
  • mundanenesses plural form
  • mundanenesses' possessive plural form
  • mundaneness's possessive singular form
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