platitudinous

/ˌplætɪˈtuːdɪnəs/
adjective
  1. Describing a statement that is dull, obvious, and has been said many times before; lacking originality or freshness.
    • Her essay was criticized for being platitudinous, repeating clichés instead of offering new ideas.
    • I was bored by the platitudinous advice to 'follow your dreams' without any real guidance.
    • The politician's speech was full of platitudinous remarks about working together.
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