Mundanest: meaning, definitions and examples
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mundanest
[ mʌnˈdeɪnɛst ]
extremely ordinary
Mundanest is the superlative form of mundane, describing something that is the most ordinary or lacking in interest. It suggests an absence of excitement, creativity, or uniqueness, often used in contexts where something is seen as unremarkable or routine.
Synonyms
least exciting, most dull, most ordinary.
Examples of usage
- The mundanest tasks often go unnoticed.
- Her mundanest hobbies included reading and gardening.
- In a world full of wonders, he found the mundanest of experiences.
- The report was filled with mundanest details.
Translations
Translations of the word "mundanest" in other languages:
🇵🇹 mundano
- comum
- terreno
🇮🇳 सांसारिक
- सामान्य
- भौतिक
🇩🇪 weltlich
- gewöhnlich
- irdisch
🇮🇩 duniawi
- biasa
- darat
🇺🇦 світський
- звичайний
- земний
🇵🇱 światowy
- pospolity
- ziemski
🇯🇵 世俗的な
- 平凡な
- 地上的な
🇫🇷 mondain
- banal
- terrestre
🇪🇸 mundano
- común
- terrenal
🇹🇷 dünya hayatına ait
- sıradan
- yeryüzü
🇰🇷 세속적인
- 평범한
- 지상의
🇸🇦 دنيوي
- عادي
- أرضي
🇨🇿 světský
- běžný
- zemský
🇸🇰 svetský
- bežný
- zemský
🇨🇳 世俗的
- 普通的
- 地球的
🇸🇮 svetni
- navaden
- zemeljski
🇮🇸 veraldlegur
- almennur
- jarðlegur
🇰🇿 дүниелік
- қалыпты
- жерлік
🇬🇪 სამქვეყნოდ
- საშუალო
- მიწიერი
🇦🇿 dünya
- adi
- yerli
🇲🇽 mundano
- común
- terrenal
Etymology
The word 'mundanest' derives from the adjective 'mundane,' which originates from the Latin word 'mundanus,' meaning 'of the world' or 'worldly.' The notion of mundanity relates to everyday life and the commonplace, reflecting the literal translation. Over time, 'mundane' has evolved in the English language to represent not just the worldly aspect but also the banal or unremarkable nature of something. The superlative form 'mundanest' emphasizes the extreme level of ordinariness or lack of excitement in a given context. The use of 'mundanest' is relatively less common, often employed in literary contexts or discussions that highlight the contrast between the extraordinary and the ordinary. As language evolves, the nuances and usage of such terms continue to mirror societal attitudes toward what is considered interesting or worthwhile.