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Prose (Noun)

Ordinary writing as distinguished from verse.

Nouns denoting communicative processes and contents.

The novel was written in straightforward prose that made it easy to understand for readers of all ages.
The author's prose was clear and concise, making the technical manual a pleasure to read.
In contrast to the poetic verse, the short story was written in simple, everyday prose.
The writer's use of vivid prose brought the historical event to life for readers.
The newspaper article was written in straightforward prose, lacking the literary flair of the accompanying editorial.

Matter of fact, commonplace, or dull expression.

Nouns denoting communicative processes and contents.

The professor's lectures were known for being full of dry prose, putting even the most enthusiastic students to sleep.
The office memo was written in such boring prose that few employees bothered to read beyond the first paragraph.
Her writing style was criticized for being too pedestrian, lacking the flair and depth that readers craved, instead resorting to dull prose.
The textbook's chapter on crop rotation was a masterpiece of uninspired prose, more likely to put you to sleep than engage your critical thinking.
After writing several bestselling novels, the author's latest effort was panned by critics for its flat, unengaging prose.