a. rare–1. [f. TRITE a. + -ISH1.] Somewhat trite. So Tritism, trite or commonplace character.
1779. T. Twining, in Recreat. & Stud. (1882), 60. The notes … seem now and then to be tritish.
1785. Rolliad (1812), 137. A solid truth in the observation of Horace which its tritism does not destroy.
