prosaism

/ˈproʊzeɪˌɪzəm/
noun
  1. A dull, ordinary, or unimaginative quality in writing or speech.
    • The critic complained about the prosaism of the author's latest novel.
    • Her speech was full of prosaism, lacking any poetic flair.
    • The essay's prosaism made it hard to stay interested.
  2. A commonplace or trite expression; a cliché.
    • The editor removed several prosaisms from the article.
    • His writing was filled with prosaisms like 'time will tell'.
    • Avoid using prosaisms if you want your dialogue to sound fresh.
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