1. the practice of walking, especially as exercise or sport
2. dull, uninspired, or commonplace quality in writing or thinking
Usage: literary criticism

Examples

• The doctor recommended pedestrianism as a gentle form of daily exercise.
• Victorian pedestrianism was a popular competitive sport with organized walking races.
• She took up pedestrianism after her knee injury prevented her from running.
• The critic dismissed the novel’s pedestrianism and lack of creative vision.
• His speech suffered from pedestrianism, offering no new insights on the topic.
• The park’s walking trails encourage pedestrianism among city residents.