Definition of pabulum in English:

pabulum

(also pablum)

noun ˈpabjʊləm

mass nounliterary

Bland or insipid intellectual matter, entertainment, etc.
平淡无味的精神食粮（或娱乐等）；供消遣而无实际价值的东西
Example sentencesExamples
- The album continues in that vein, reminding listeners that aggressive, well-produced rock doesn't have to sound like Top 40 pabulum.
- I think what documentary filmmakers do is make an attempt - and non-fiction writing does this as well - to actually provide some understanding of the world, not just information and not just pabulum, but understanding.
- It's telling the truth instead of political pabulum.
- In return, we can do a better job of sorting out the human from the heroic, history from mythology, patriotic pabulum from more satiating analysis, even - dare we try?
- Facts are the pabulum of a scientific investigation.
Synonyms
food, food and drink, fare, cooking, cuisine, sustenance, nutriment, nourishment, nutrition

Origin

Mid 17th century (in the sense 'food'): from Latin, from the stem of pascere 'to feed'.

Rhymes

incunabulum

词汇	pabulum
释义	Definition of pabulum in English: pabulum (also pablum) noun ˈpabjʊləm mass nounliterary Bland or insipid intellectual matter, entertainment, etc. 平淡无味的精神食粮（或娱乐等）；供消遣而无实际价值的东西 Example sentencesExamples The album continues in that vein, reminding listeners that aggressive, well-produced rock doesn't have to sound like Top 40 pabulum. I think what documentary filmmakers do is make an attempt - and non-fiction writing does this as well - to actually provide some understanding of the world, not just information and not just pabulum, but understanding. It's telling the truth instead of political pabulum. In return, we can do a better job of sorting out the human from the heroic, history from mythology, patriotic pabulum from more satiating analysis, even - dare we try? Facts are the pabulum of a scientific investigation. Synonyms food, food and drink, fare, cooking, cuisine, sustenance, nutriment, nourishment, nutrition Origin Mid 17th century (in the sense 'food'): from Latin, from the stem of pascere 'to feed'. Rhymes incunabulum
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