mundanity
nounUK /mʌnˈdæn.ə.ti/
US /mʌnˈdæn.ə.t̬i/
The quality of being ordinary and boring, like everyday things that happen all the time.
She was tired of the mundanity of doing the same chores every day.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. The state of being a part of the everyday world rather than a spiritual or heavenly one.
The story contrasts the mundanity of village life with moments of magic.
3. A boring or ordinary remark or event.
He filled his speech with mundanities about the weather and traffic.
4. The quality of lacking excitement or interest.
The mundanity of the long meeting made everyone sleepy.