platitude
nounDivide platitude into syllables:
plat · i · tude
How to pronounce platitude:
Definition of platitude:
- platitude (noun):
- a trite or obvious remark.
- a trite or unoriginal remark
- the quality or state of being dull or insipid
Synonyms for platitude:
banality
bromide
chestnut
cliche
cliché
comment
commonplace
generalization
groaner
hackneyed saying
homily
inanity
input
proverb
remark
saying
shibboleth
stereotype
trite remark
trope
truism
verbiage
Antonyms for platitude:
buzzword
coinage
creative word
epigram
neologism
new phrase
new word
nuance
original saying
slang
synthetic word
unique word
vogue word
witticism
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