Synonym: banality, bromide, cliche, commonplace. Similar words: latitude, gratitude, beatitude, fortitude, attitude, altitude, aptitude, rectitude. Meaning: ['plætɪtuːd /-tjuːd] 
n. a trite or obvious remark.
n. a trite or obvious remark. 
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31 His speech is full of platitude.
32 Some would say that this is a platitude.
33 APPLAUSE, n . The echo of a platitude.
34 Nothing produces such an effect as a good platitude.
35 Applause is the echo of a platitude.
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36 The first, content is kingcraft forever, be platitude this bit, do not have distinction with numerous website.
37 The General was showing him that he wasn't superior to the platitude either.
38 Circle of Friends for the elderly this is a platitude.
39 It's a platitude for the reform of pharmaceutical commercial circulation system. "
40 Or to flip over the kind of platitude usually uttered about China: "Experts say that the Wall Street protest shows social problems in America such as the gap between the rich and the poor.
41 A fellow comes out with some insignificant platitude when I am speaking with my whole heart.
42 This was such a mere platitude as almost to go without saying .
43 This is really a platitude and different people have different views question.
44 'someone must have told you that. You'd never think of such a platitude all by yourself.
45 I talk his treachery spirit with is a platitude not to the contribution of the woman's rights here, the relief is modern to still have his value.
46 This sounds like a platitude, but I'll never forget my father telling me that.
More similar words: latitude, gratitude, beatitude, fortitude, attitude, altitude, aptitude, rectitude, multitude, aptitude test, solitude, magnitude, longitude, turpitude, servitude, amplitude, solicitude, similitude, pulchritude, multitudinous, verisimilitude, absolute magnitude, capitulation, contemplation, electroplating, student, desuetude, disquietude, student union, longitudinal.