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(adjective) lacking nutritive value / devoid of significance or interest; dull / naive, simplistic, and superficial

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jejune



Adorno rounded on Marcuse for siding with the students, given their outrageous tactics and their jejune politics that his old, misguided friend seemed to share

—p.346 Part VI: The 1960s (301) by Stuart Jeffries
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for its tonal background will be created by jejune basses

—p.6 Introduction (1) by Stanisław Lem
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redescribing the nearby intellectual terrain in such a way that the terms used by one's opponent would seem irrelevant, or question-begging, or jejune

—p.10 Trotsky and the Wild Orchids (3) by Richard M. Rorty
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7 years, 2 months ago


beyond his own jejune philosophical agonizings

—p.99 The Beast in the Jungle, the Figure in the Carpet (85) by Elizabeth Young
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The counterpart of Kubrick’s jejune liberalism is a jejune nihilism.

—p.164 The Writings of Lee Russell: New Left Review (1964–7) (151) by Peter Wollen
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3 months, 3 weeks ago


material that might strike the sophisticated reader as dated or jejune

—p.2 Introduction (1) by Neal Stephenson
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7 years, 5 months ago


He’d thought that not wearing a toga would make him seem too cool for such jejune festivities,

—p.70 by Jeffrey Eugenides
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I clocked up the jejune libidos of Shelley and Keats, and took Hardy's Befuddled Will into account

—p.145 Twenty-five of eleven: the Low (143) by Martin Amis
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1 year, 4 months ago


A yearbook signing table. Sam thought it sounded jejune. “People love being jejune,” the party planner assured him.

i always thought this meant morelike 'juvenile' soi guess im kinda wrong

—p.327 OUR INFINITE DAYS (305) by Gabrielle Zevin
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McCarthy's necronautical games seem the more jejune

—p.180 On Tom McCarthy (169) missing author
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5 years, 7 months ago