white bread
/ˈwaɪtˌbrɛd/
adjective
- Plain, ordinary, or conventional; lacking excitement or individuality.
- The movie was entertaining but a bit white-bread, with no surprises.
- She wanted to escape her white-bread suburban life and travel the world.
- His taste in music is pretty white-bread — just pop hits and nothing experimental.
- Relating to or characteristic of mainstream, typically white, middle-class American culture.
- The show's humor felt too white-bread for a diverse audience.
- He grew up in a white-bread family where everyone went to church on Sunday.
- The neighborhood was very white-bread, with identical houses and manicured lawns.
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