prosaicism
prəˈzeɪsɪzəm
Definition

Definition of prosaicism - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

ordinaryRarequality of being ordinary or unpoeticRare
  • The novel's prosaicism made it less appealing to some readers.
  • Critics noted the prosaicism in his latest poetry collection.
  • The film's prosaicism was evident in its predictable plot.
banality mundanity
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Origin of prosaicism

Latin, prosaicus (prose) + ism (doctrine)

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  1. French:prosaïsme, ...
  2. German:Prosaischheit, ...
  3. Italian:prosaicità, ...
  4. Spanish:carácter prosaico, ...
  5. Portuguese:prosaísmo, ...
  6. Chinese:平凡性, ...
  7. Japanese:散文的な性質, ...
  8. Arabic:العاديّة, ...
  9. Hebrew:פְּרוֹזָאִיזְם, ...
  10. Russian:прозаичность, ...
  11. Ukrainian:прозаїчність, ...
  12. Hindi:साधारणता, ...
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