The mundane, the bizarre, the prosaic and the profane. A prosaic or ordinary accomplishment, beneath higher hopes or expectations. The policy report was prosaic and unemotional, but ended with a sharp condemnation of secessionists. "Heavy Horses" bares more earthly and prosaic themes compared to its predecessor. Powada is a dramatic narration by alternating reciting poetry and prosaic extract. However, others have pointed to prosaic and conventional means as possible explanations. Arthur found them prosaic and preoccupied with souvenir-hunting. Still, Asura's glowing weak spot is utterly prosaic&colon; price. Touches of prosaic detail are imperative and a rigorous adherence to the hypothesis. The truth is more prosaic and more brutal. The manuscripts were of prosaic quality, but poetry was also abundant. It recalls and caricatures the original waltz by means of its prosaic harmony. More prosaic descriptions include Two Knights and Four Knights. There too, names tend to consist of highly prosaic words. The truth, however, is more prosaic.