Dictionary definition of bromide

1. The bromide echoed, a cliché sentiment uttered one too many times before.
2. In the silence, a bromide lingered, reflecting a lack of original thought.
3. With every bromide, the audience's excitement faded into weary acknowledgment.
4. He was a master of the artful bromide, yet original thought eluded him.
5. A bromide marked the end of the debate, leaving the audience wholly unsatisfied.
6. His speech was filled with one bromide after another.
7. The book offers little more than the usual bromide about the key to happiness.
8. Instead of offering solutions, he provided a bland bromide.
9. The article was filled with the same old bromide, offering no fresh perspectives.
10. Every chapter began with a bromide masquerading as wisdom.
11. The bromide he gave was expected and unenlightening.
12. It’s disappointing to hear such a bromide from an acclaimed writer.
13. While some appreciated his talk, I found it to be a series of bromide without genuine insight.
14. In the midst of innovation, a bromide can stifle progress.
15. She has a knack for turning any bromide into a humorous quip.
16. The politician's address was merely a string of bromide without substance.
17. It's easier to resort to bromide than to think critically and deeply.
18. Sometimes, in a sea of ideas, the occasional bromide is a welcome breather.
19. The motivational speaker's bromide about "believing in oneself" hardly motivated anyone.
20. Why rely on bromide when there are so many original thoughts to explore?
21. Every self-help book seems to regurgitate the same bromide in a different package.
22. When asked for advice, he invariably offers some well-worn bromide.
23. The secret to original thinking is to avoid the lure of the common bromide.
24. In a world craving depth, it's crucial to see beyond the surface bromide.