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Mundane in a sentence?

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if there is sincere quest to do something even mundane things can be turned in to an exiting opening.

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A sentence for Mundane?
She longed for an exotic vacation and was bored with the mundane tasks of life.
How do you use mundane in a sentence?
In the ordinary usuage, "mundane" refers to that which is ordinary and not exceptional. As in: "I found his performance, tonight, rather mundane".
How do you use unusual and mundane in a sentence?
Unusual and mundane are actually almost antonyms, so this is a nice way to see how they are different. Unusual means out of the ordinary, while mundane meas exactly the opposite. Examples: "Seeing...
A sentence with the word mundane?
Because I only watch TV and eat over the summer, I believe my life has become mundane.
Could you give me a sentence with the word mundane?
She was happy to have the job, but the work was so mundane she soon wished it were never offered to her.