platitudinally

English

Etymology

From platitudinal +‎ -ly.

Adverb

platitudinally (comparative more platitudinally, superlative most platitudinally)

  1. In a platitudinal manner.
    • 1866, The Evangelical Repository, volume 1, page 62:
      And they never wasted their energies in rolling out, platitudinally, such ideas as that "Christ is the Son of God in virtue of being himself uncreated," &c.
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