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Mundaneness (Noun)

The quality of being commonplace and ordinary.

Nouns denoting attributes of people and objects.

The mundaneness of her daily routine was starting to get to her, and she longed for something exciting to happen.
He struggled to find inspiration in the mundaneness of his office job, feeling like a cog in a machine.
The artist's use of everyday objects in her sculptures highlighted the beauty in the mundaneness of modern life.
After a few months of traveling, the couple found themselves appreciating the mundaneness of their old routine back home.
The mundaneness of the suburban landscape was a far cry from the vibrant cityscapes she was used to painting.

The quality or character of being intellectually sophisticated and worldly through cultivation or experience or disillusionment.

Nouns denoting attributes of people and objects.

The artist's latest exhibition was a scathing critique of the mundaneness of suburban life, exposing the emptiness behind the façade of middle-class comfort.
As she navigated the complexities of corporate politics, Sarah couldn't help but feel a sense of mundaneness wash over her, as if the excitement of her work had been slowly suffocated by the monotony of routine.
The philosopher's concept of the "absurd" was rooted in the mundaneness of human existence, where the search for meaning was often thwarted by the crushing banality of everyday life.
After years of living in the city, Rachel began to feel a growing sense of mundaneness, as if the initial thrill of urban living had given way to a numbing familiarity with the streets and sounds.
The writer's prose was marked by a profound mundaneness, a sense of world-weariness that seemed to seep from every sentence, reflecting his own disillusionment with the human condition.