Platitudinal
Synonyms for platitudinal
adj trite
banal
bathetic
bromidic
chain
cliché
clichéd
common
commonplace
corny
drained
dull
exhausted
flat
hackneyed
hokey
jejune
moth-eaten
musty
old hat
ordinary
overused
overworked
pedestrian
platitudinous
prosaic
routine
run-of-the-mill
set
shopworn
stale
stereotyped
stereotypic
stereotypical
stock
threadbare
timeworn
tired
uninspired
unoriginal
vapid
warmed-over
worn
worn-out
cliched
cornball
familiar tune
mildewed
ready-made
used-up
well-worn
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