mundane
adjective
common; ordinary; banal; unimaginative.
mundanely
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a word derived from
mundane.
Example Sentences
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Sept. 11 would change your life, but unpredictably, mundanely — your magazine launch is canceled, your boyfriend dumps you.
From New York Times β Sep. 9, 2021
While the opening credits are partly a journey into darkness, they're also more mundanely a tour of The White Lotus resort.
From Salon β Aug. 15, 2021
Not just mundanely flat, but aggressively, sneeringly terrible.
From Washington Post β Oct. 7, 2020
It’s hard to maintain a sense of human exceptionalism when you are so intimately, mundanely connected to another animal’s bodily functions.
From Slate β Aug. 24, 2018
“But what can we ever do to thank Mr Carrados?” faltered Bellmark mundanely.
From Max Carrados by Ernest Bramah
