1. speaking or writing in a dull, unoriginal, or obvious way; uttering platitudes
Usage: British spelling; American equivalent is 'platitudinizing'; present participle or gerund form of 'platitudinise'

Examples

• The politician spent the entire speech platitudinising about family values without offering concrete solutions.
• Instead of engaging with the real issues, he kept platitudinising about the importance of hard work.
• Critics accused the author of platitudinising rather than providing genuine insight into the problem.
• She grew tired of her colleague's platitudinising remarks during every meeting.
• The speech was criticized for platitudinising obvious truths that everyone already knew.