blandness
Noun
Meaning
The state or quality of being bland.
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the blandness of his confession enraged the judge
He criticizes his political and aesthetic worldview for its "blandness and acceptance of authority in any form."
And there is Beijing’s model, which prioritizes national sovereignty, order and blandness.
Director Denis Villeneuve blends the solemnness of Tarkovsky and the studied blandness of Kubrick, with the same lack of dynamism he demonstrated in Arrival.
Despite the fascinating premises of the Dedicates and the Days, the characters lean toward blandness.
No longer will the weakest syrup be assigned a higher mark for approaching the perfect purity of utter blandness, or the most intensely flavorful syrup get graded down for daring to taste like maple.