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platitude

[plat-i-tood, -tyood] / ˈplæt ɪˌtud, -ˌtyud /


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Before I read this, I had not understood the origins of the whole "bootstrap" platitude and how, actually, it was meant to be a joke.

From Salon

The pas de deux featured a lot of platitudes, a couple of tense moments and a number I can’t shake: 13,000.

From Seattle Times

Episode 2, titled "Rice, Rice Baby," opens with our cheftestants generally commiserating with lots of empty, reality competition show platitudes.

From Salon

In this regard, all the bland platitudes do serve a purpose.

From New York Times

At one point, in what appeared to be a brief foray into diplomatic platitudes, Neel declared that theater should transcend political boundaries, and artists needed to stick together in a global community.

From Seattle Times