pabulum
/ˈpæbjələm/
noun
- Bland or simplistic intellectual material; writing or ideas that are uninteresting and unchallenging.
- The blog served up political pabulum instead of real analysis.
- The magazine was full of pabulum designed to avoid offending anyone.
- He complained that the lecture was mere pabulum for the lazy students.
- Food or nourishment, especially for animals or plants.
- The farmer provided pabulum for the cattle during the winter months.
- Compost acts as pabulum for the garden soil.
- The stream was rich in pabulum for the fish population.
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