Words and phrases that have a meaning related to platitude: (116 results)
Often used in the same context:
bromides, cliches, banalities, pablum, pabulum, claptrap, hyperbole, blather, psychobabble, pieties, soundbite, twaddle, piffle, aphorism, catchwords, truisms, balderdash, buncombe, bloviation, hokum, syllogism, moralism, boilerplate, grandiloquence, moralizing, doublespeak, inanity, drivel, buzzwords, maxims, tommyrot, generalities, nostrum, sophistry, shibboleth, fatuity, ineloquent, phrase, rote, exhortation, sloganeering, mantra, non sequitur, babble, gobbledygook, tautologies, metaphors, weasel words, dictums, journalese, rhetoric, locution, jingoism, axioms, adages, circumlocution, flapdoodle, bombast, sanctimony, euphemisms, stemwinder, inane, bafflegab, newspeak, admonition, mot juste, orotund, abstract noun, pollyanna, inconsequentiality, wishfulness, illogic, flatteries, malapropism, insubstantiality, witticism, bon mot, declarative sentence, charlatanry, schmaltz, canard, peroration, banality, pedantry, expostulation, puffery, logical fallacy, sermonette, spiel, absolutes, meaninglessness, literalism, sentimentalism, clich, insipidity, verbiage, sanctimoniousness, loquacity, epigram, nonsense, bunkum, platitudes, commonplaces, truism, cliche, commonplace, shibboleths, cant, slogan, catchword, pretense, conventionality, watchword
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Also try:bromide
— Adjectives for platitude: mere, pious, old, such, empty, moral, obvious, utter, meaningless, ancient, vague, more...
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