What is another word for truistic?
Pronunciation: [tɹuːˈɪstɪk] (IPA) 
Truistic refers to a statement or an action that is perceived to be cliched or stereotypical, lacking in originality or depth. Synonyms for truistic are platitudinous, banal, insipid, hackneyed, and vapid. These words refer to common ideas or phrases that have lost their freshness or impact through excessive use. Platitudinous is often used to describe a statement that is overused and lacks any real meaning or originality. Banal suggests a lack of inventiveness or imagination, while insipid refers to something that lacks flavor or character. Hackneyed describes something that has been overused and hence, lacks novelty or freshness. Vapid describes something that is dull or lackluster, lacking vigor or liveliness.
