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Prosaic

prosaic
 adjective  Etymology: Late Latin ~us, from Latin prosa prose  Date: circa 1656  1.  a. characteristic of prose as distinguished from poetry ; factual  b. dull, unimaginative ~ advice  2. everyday, ordinary heroic characters wasted in ~ lives — Kirkus Reviews  • ~ally adverb
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  adj. 1 like prose, lacking poetic beauty. 2 unromantic; dull; commonplace (took a prosaic view of life). Derivatives prosaically adv. prosaicness n. Etymology: F prosa{iuml}que or LL prosaicus (as PROSE) ...
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  adj.  1) прозаический  2) прозаичный, скучный; prosaic speaker - скучный оратор ...
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  Something that is prosaic is dull and uninteresting. (FORMAL) His instructor offered a more prosaic explanation for the surge in interest... = mundane ADJ • prosaically Arabian jam is also known as angels’ hair preserve, or more prosaically as carrot jam... ADV: ADV with cl, ADV with v ...
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  ~ adj boring, ordinary, or lacking in imagination  (a prosaic writing style | People said he'd been a pirate, but the truth was more prosaic.) - prosaically adv ...
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
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  - 1656, "having to do with prose," from Fr. prosaique, from L.L. prosaicus "in prose," from L. prosa "prose." Meaning "prose, in contrast to poetry" is 1746; extended sense of "ordinary" is 1813, both from Fr. ...
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