Mundane is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MUNDANE in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• ordinary, banal
• lacking interest or excitement; dull
• of this earthly world rather than a heavenly or spiritual one
• relating to or denoting the branch of astrology that deals with the prediction of earthly events.
• Of or pertaining to the world; worldly; earthly; terrestrial; as, the mundane sphere.
• found in the ordinary course of events
• concerned with the world or worldly matters
• belonging to this earth or world; not ideal or heavenly
• everyday

Words related to MUNDANE

everyday18 mundanely15 mundaner11 mundanest12 mundanities14 mundanity15

Words that contain MUNDANE

mundaner11 mundanely15 mundanest12 antemundane14 mundaneness14 extramundane22 intermundane15 intramundane15 supermundane17 supramundane17 transmundane15 ultramundane15 mundanenesses16

How to use MUNDANE in a sentence

• It is not often that a poet descends to the discussion of mundane affairs.
• The roots of this mundane ash reach as far downwards as its branches do upwards.
• The spiritual element, the really important part of religion, has no concern with Time and Space, temporary mundane laws, or conduct.
• The poet, too, is born with such an endowment, only he does not develop it for immediate mundane ends, but for a more exalted, universal purpose.
• He then enlisted a few of his fellows in his project, but proceeded to spend his leisure for several months in prayer and brooding instead of in mundane preparation.
• At this feast eggs are presented to friends, in obvious allusion to the Mundane egg, for which Ormuzd and Ahriman were to contend till the consummation of all things.
• White, who with an old axe handle so braced the door that it could not be moved by any known mundane power, unless the axe handle was first removed.
• Both husband and wife prefer the country to the city, and they make of their modest estate a mundane paradise of which it is a privilege to have a glimpse.
• He seemed to be set at a great height above mundane troubles, and to look down on men like a benignant God.
• Emerson values mundane circumspection as highly as Franklin, and gives to manners and rules of daily behaviour an importance that might have satisfied Chesterfield.
• Mere difficulties of sense or intellect on mundane questions might be met by appeal to the mysteries of a universe which may conceivably be other in reality than to us it appears.
• Pallzey saw that this Mundane Existence was not all Pleasure.
• Cleary, however, who possessed a rather mundane spirit, took in the scene.
• Every mundane thought seemed burnt out of their souls by the glory and the wonder of it.
• The Persians represented Ormuzd and Ahriman by two serpents, contending for the mundane egg.
• He threw off his stole, assumed a sort of mundane air, and went into the drawing-room with the ladies.
• It did not destroy his idealism, but kept it in touch with things mundane.
• The difficulty was that you had first to overcome your Mundane Consciousness.
• Now he thought of death as the final, beautiful solution of all mundane problems.
• The chapel services, hitherto somewhat neglected, were substituted for the mundane pastimes of tea-drinkings and cards, and the prison chaplain, the Rev.
• Hence genuine grief for his friend was black-bordered by the prospect of impending social and mundane loss.
• Greek art, according to Browning, by presenting unattainable ideals of material and mundane perfection, taught men to submit.
• They made her so for having one of her paintings on a wall was a portal out of the mundane.
• Thinkers, it may be said, ought to be above these mundane influences.
• Seb, for instance, once upon a time, took the form of a goose, and laid the mundane egg, and hatched it.
• For us he is a very potent creature, full of interest, whose mundane story we are only beginning to unravel.
• Therefore these, genera seem to me almost mundane, and their presence in the Sandwich Islands will not, as I suspect in my ignorance, show any relation to the Arctic regions.
• Let us, then, turn to more mundane matters of honor and fairness.

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