Definition of Tritest

1. Adjective. (superlative of trite) ¹

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Definition of Tritest

1. trite [adj] - See also: trite

Lexicographical Neighbors of Tritest

tritanopia
tritanopias
tritanopic
trite
trite law
tritely
triteness
tritenesses
triter
triternate
triterpene
triterpenes
triterpenoid
triterpenoids
trites
tritest (current term)
tritheism
tritheisms
tritheist
tritheistic
tritheistical
tritheists
tritheite
tritheites
trithiane
trithianes
trithing
trithings
trithiocyanate
trithiocyanates

Literary usage of Tritest

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1. The Renascence of the English Drama: Essays, Lectures, and Fragments by Henry Arthur Jones (1895)
"That is, the greatest dramas teach, and concern themselves about, the greatest and tritest and most central truths. But beyond this purpose to teach which ..."

2. Exercises in German Syntax and Composition for Advanced Students by Marian Parker Whitney, Lilian Luise Stroebe (1910)
"That is, the greatest dramas teach, and concern themselves about, the greatest and tritest and most central truths. But beyond this purpose to teach, ..."

3. The Encyclopaedia Britannica: A Dictionary of Arts, Sciences and General (1890)
"... of the tritest he .... while other forms appear to be generically Identical with tritest sad ..."

4. The Will to Believe and Other Essays in Popular Philosophy: And Other Essays by William James (1899)
"It is one of the tritest of truisms that human intelligences of a simple order are very literal. They are slaves of habit, doing what they have been taught ..."

5. The Will to Believe and Other Essays in Popular Philosophy: And Other Essays by William James (1896)
"It is one of the tritest of truisms that human intelligences of a simple order are very literal. They are slaves of habit, doing what they have been taught ..."

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