twaddle
Example Sentences
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Yet, even now, the website of the United Daughters of the Confederacy is a model of equivocation, filled with unctuous twaddle about ancestral bravery in war and not being judgmental now.
From Los Angeles Times
And while some love "Love, Actually," we called it "demoralizing, misogynistic holiday twaddle" in 2012 and we stand by that.
From Salon
In the Independent, the poet Lachlan MacKinnon declared the book to be “egregious twaddle. The poet laureate has written a barmy book in which his project of making Shakespeare a writer of mythic significance fails.”
From The Guardian
But Mr Batten said her statement was "politically correct twaddle".
From BBC
In the kindest possible way, this is ignorant twaddle.
From BBC
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