1. characterized by or full of platitudes; expressing commonplace or trite remarks
Usage: formal

Examples

• The politician’s platitudinal speech failed to inspire the audience.
• Her essay was criticized for being too platitudinal and lacking original thought.
• The graduation speaker delivered a platitudinal address about following your dreams.
• Critics dismissed the book as platitudinal and predictable.
• His platitudinal advice offered no real solutions to the problem.
• The company’s mission statement was filled with platitudinal language about excellence.