prosaic

• Describe algo aburrido, común o carente de imaginación; prosaico, cotidiano o insignificante, o que se refiere a la prosa en contraposición a la poesía.

Describes something that is dull, ordinary, or lacking in imagination; matter-of-fact or commonplace.

1. Dull or ordinaryC1formal

   Having the style or qualities of prose; lacking poetic beauty or imagination; commonplace.

   Prosaico (en el sentido de ordinario o monótono)

   • The description was so prosaic that it failed to capture the beauty of the scene.
   • His prosaic explanation of the complex theory left the audience uninspired.
   • She found the prosaic routine of daily life to be suffocating.

   Sinónimosbanalcommonplacedulleverydayflathumdrummatter-of-factmundaneordinarypedestrianprosytedioustriteunimaginative

   Antónimoscreativeexcitingimaginativeinspiredinteresting

2. Matter-of-fact or practicalC1formal

   Concerned with everyday, practical matters rather than imaginative or idealistic ones.

   Práctico o prosaico

   • He took a prosaic approach to the problem, focusing only on the facts.
   • Her prosaic advice was to save money and avoid risks.
   • The poet's work was criticized for being too prosaic and lacking emotion.

   Sinónimosdown-to-earthmatter-of-factpracticalpragmaticrealisticsensibleunromanticutilitarian

   Antónimoscreativefancifulidealisticimaginativeromantic