ba·thos 
(bāthŏs′, -thôs′)
(bāthŏs′, -thôs′)n.
1.
a. An abrupt, presumably unintended juxtaposition of the exalted and the commonplace, producing a ludicrous effect.
b. An anticlimax.
2.
a. Insincere or grossly sentimental pathos: "a richly textured man who ... can be ... sentimental to the brink of bathos" (Kenneth L. Woodward).
b. Banality; triteness.
[Greek, depth, from bathus, deep.]
- Great Miami River
- Great Namaqualand
- greatness
- Great Ouse River
- Great Pee Dee River
- Great Pee Dee River
- Great Plains
- Great Pyrenees
- Great Rift Valley
- great room
- Great Russian
- Great Saint Bernard Pass
- Great Salt Lake
- Great Sandy Desert
- Great Sark
- Great Schism
- great seal
- great skua
- Great Slave Lake
- Great Smoky Mountains
- Great Society
- Great South Bay
- Great Spirit
- great-uncle
- great uncle