Examples of using Prosaic in English and their translations into Greek
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Official/political
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Computer
Sometimes our two-hour interludes were calm and prosaic.
You can certainly do and prosaic packages, but it is not comme il faut.
Does not this give the sophistication of the most standard and prosaic bathroom?
Nothing so prosaic for you, Professor.
It's the power of Icelandic nature to turn the prosaic into the extraordinary.
In the prosaic atmosphere of pale day there sounds a different chorus- the hoarse cries of the vulture
Here I'm using the term prosaic simply in the sense that the style
Such an attack would be much more prosaic than an invasion of these aliens in the SpaceX reception area.
also the more prosaic prospect of a vastly wealthier life.
It is impossible to overstate the importance of every seemingly routine or prosaic task in sustaining a movement.
the building's history is far more prosaic.
For Prosaic Origins he uses the remains of consumption- ordinary things
inaugurating what we could call“the prosaic age.”.
both sublime and prosaic.
It may sound prosaic, but the dream of a family business have to fork out.
The history of these walled doors is in fact quite prosaic, although not without a gloomy hue.
Who knows, maybe such prosaic thing asrepair in the room,
after the second perusal, although the title did suggest something like noble intentions and prosaic realities.
Other artists employed symbolism in a more prosaic manner, despite van Eyck's great influence on both his contemporaries
its value is very prosaic- the country of the calves.