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mundane
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  • The talk turns mundane at times, with complaints of low pay, hard hours, bratty children.  (source)
    mundane = ordinary (lacking interest or excitement)
  • They were there, or would be there, because of the simple, mundane things Eddie had done in his life,  (source)
    mundane = ordinary
  • One particular July day began like any other mundane day, in my now slave-like existence.  (source)
    mundane = ordinary or lacking interest or excitement
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  • No mundane doctor would know how to heal those wounds.  (source)
    mundane = ordinary; or belonging to our ordinary world
  • "I'm okay, thanks," I replied mundanely.†  (source)
  • there weren't many obstacles you could skate around on the ground floor except the kitchen table, and that got mundane after awhile.  (source)
    mundane = old (lacking in interest or excitement)
  • Three times he walked past the door; then, his heart pounding with excitement, he opened his eyes and faced it — but he was still looking at a stretch of mundanely blank wall.†  (source)
  • ...rising above mundane, towering over ordinary.  (source)
    mundane = ordinary (lacking interest or excitement)
  • This is a time when the veil between the mundane world and the strange and beautiful realms of the Goddess become[s] thin indeed.  (source)
    mundane = belonging to this earth or world--not a heavenly world
  • The question was so mundane I had to laugh. A headache? Did I have a headache? I was living a nightmare inside a nightmare.  (source)
    mundane = ordinary
  • Does this sound horribly mundane?  (source)
    mundane = uninteresting (too ordinary to discuss)
  • A gnawing hunger—such a mundane thing—surprised her.†  (source)
  • Because I was alone, however, even the mundane seemed charged with meaning.†  (source)
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