1. expressing or containing a truism; stating something so obviously true as to be hardly worth mentioning

Examples

• His speech was filled with truistic statements like ‘hard work leads to success.’
• The professor dismissed the student’s truistic observation about human nature.
• Her truistic advice to ‘be yourself’ didn’t help solve the complex problem.
• The article was criticized for its truistic conclusions that added nothing new to the debate.
• Politicians often resort to truistic platitudes during campaign speeches.
• The book’s truistic wisdom felt shallow compared to more nuanced philosophical works.