blandify

American  

[bland-uh-fahy] / ˈblænd əˌfaɪ /

verb (used with object)

blandified, blandifying

1. to make something uninteresting, plain, or bland.

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Other Word Forms

• blandification noun

Example Sentences

At the center of the campaign is Trump himself, and, summoning the spirit of Sinatra’s most irritating song, he has made it clear that he will win or lose by doing it his way, by refusing to “pivot” or blandify his message and language.

From The New Yorker

Instead, the BBC set out on what appears to have been a deliberate policy to blandify the programme, allowing it to be governed by the demands of PC rather than TV.

From The Guardian