plat·i·tude 
/ˈplætəˌtu:d, Brit ˈplætəˌtju:d/ noun
plural plat·i·tudes /ˈplætəˌtu:d, Brit ˈplætəˌtju:d/ noun [count] disapproving : a statement that expresses an idea that is not new
▪ His speech was filled with familiar platitudes about the value of hard work and dedication.
▪ His speech was filled with familiar platitudes about the value of hard work and dedication.
— plat·i·tu·di·nous /ˌplætəˈtu:dnəs, Brit ˌplætəˈtju:dnəs/ adjective [more platitudinous; most platitudinous] formal
▪ platitudinous remarks
/ˌplætəˈtu:dnəs, Brit ˌplætəˈtju:dnəs/ adjective [more platitudinous; most platitudinous] formal ▪ platitudinous remarks
