PROSAICAL meaning: Lacking imagination, dull, unimaginatively commonplace - OneLook

Usually means: Lacking imagination, dull, unimaginatively commonplace.

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prosaical: Merriam-Webster
prosaical: Wordnik
prosaical: Wiktionary
prosaical: Dictionary.com
Prosaical: Online Plain Text English Dictionary
Prosaical: AllWords.com Multi-Lingual Dictionary
prosaical: FreeDictionary.org

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Definitions from Wiktionary (Prosaical)

▸ adjective: Alternative form of prosaic [Pertaining to or having the characteristics of prose.]

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prosodical, paraphrastical, metaphrastical, novellistic, periphrastical, prosomatic, pseudopoetical, stanzaical, paradisical, paradigmatical, more...

Opposite:

poetic, imaginative, creative, fanciful, inspired

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Similar:

prosodical, paraphrastical, metaphrastical, novellistic, periphrastical, prosomatic, pseudopoetical, stanzaical, paradisical, paradigmatical, more...

Opposite:

poetic, imaginative, creative, fanciful, inspired

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