mundane

muhn-DAYN, adjective

Ordinary and unexciting; of everyday life.

“The diary records mundane details that now feel precious.”

Where mundane comes from

From the Latin for the world, meaning earthly as opposed to heavenly.

Difficulty: intermediate. One of 440 entries written and checked by hand.

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tenacious Holding firmly to a goal or position; persistent and not easily discouraged.
ambivalent Having mixed or contradictory feelings about something.
benevolent Kind and generous, wishing to do good for others.
coherent Logical and consistent; holding together as a clear whole.
elusive Difficult to find, catch, or pin down.
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lucid Expressed clearly and easy to understand; mentally sharp.