1. the quality or state of being generic; lack of distinctive or specific characteristics.
Usage: abstract noun; commonly used in academic and critical contexts

Examples

• The genericness of the film's plot made it forgettable despite the strong cast.
• Critics complained about the genericness of the product's design.
• The genericness of the hotel room was disappointing for the price.
• She tried to avoid genericness in her writing by using vivid, specific details.
• The genericness of the brand's marketing strategy failed to attract younger consumers.