prosaically

[proh-zay-ik-lee]

adverb

1. in a prosaic way; unimaginatively or blandly.

2. in the form or style of prose.

Example Sentences

It begins more prosaically, certainly when compared with the impressionistic montage that occupied the whole of last season’s opening episode.

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Today’s recognition of the state of Palestine by three European countries is on one level prosaically diplomatic: documents will be exchanged, consulates will become embassies, representatives will transform into ambassadors.

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Its life ended in spectacular style in a process called a supernova, prosaically called SN 1987A, by astronomers.

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Yockey, who was a co-executive producer on the series “Supernatural,” begins his tale, prosaically enough, in a kitchen on the outskirts of Portland, Ore.

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The guitarist, in a gray hoodie and his ever-present beanie, spoke prosaically and held his cards close to the vest.

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