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mundane

/mʌnˈdeɪn/

Tradução: Descreve algo comum, rotineiro ou sem interesse, sem emoção ou novidade; também pode indicar algo ligado ao mundo material e cotidiano, em oposição ao espiritual ou extraordinário.

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Relações da palavra

adjective

/mʌnˈdeɪn/B2formal
  • ptDescreve algo comum, rotineiro ou sem interesse, sem emoção ou novidade; também pode indicar algo ligado ao mundo material e cotidiano, em oposição ao espiritual ou extraordinário.

Describes something that is ordinary, uninteresting, or lacking excitement.

  1. Ordinary and uninterestingB2formal

    Lacking interest or excitement; dull and everyday.

    ptComum e sem graça

    • She was tired of her mundane office job.
    • The conversation was filled with mundane topics like the weather.
    • He found the routine of daily life to be mundane.

    Sinônimosbanalboringcommonplacedulleverydayhumdrumordinaryprosaicroutineuninteresting

    Antônimosexceptionalexcitingexoticextraordinaryfascinatinginterestingnotableremarkableuniqueunusual

  2. Relating to the physical worldC1formal

    Concerned with the world and worldly matters, as opposed to spiritual or heavenly ones.

    ptMundano

    • The philosopher contrasted the mundane world with the divine.
    • He focused on mundane affairs rather than spiritual pursuits.
    • The book explores the tension between the mundane and the sacred.

    Sinônimosearthlymaterialseculartemporalterrestrialworldly

    Antônimoscelestialetherealotherworldlyspiritualsupernaturaltranscendent

Formas
  • more mundane comparative form
  • most mundane superlative form
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