prosaic

/proʊˈzeɪɪk/
adjective
  1. Dull, ordinary, and lacking imagination or excitement.
    • The movie was prosaic, with a predictable plot and flat characters.
    • His prosaic description of the sunset failed to capture its beauty.
    • She found her daily routine prosaic and longed for adventure.
  2. Relating to or characteristic of prose (ordinary written or spoken language) rather than poetry.
    • The poet's later work became more prosaic, abandoning rhyme and meter.
    • The translation was accurate but prosaic, lacking the elegance of the original verse.
    • He preferred prosaic language in his reports, avoiding flowery metaphors.