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Definition of common:
Synonyms:
rugged, frequent, fair, cut-rate, concerted, lowly, better, car park, trashy, received, democratic, hackneyed, common or garden, everyday, conformable, miserable, widespread, all the time, tidy, public, good, correspondent, garden, unrefined, distributed, passable, unadorned, commonality, undistinguished, area, across-the-board, greenness, below, adequate, substandard, repeatedly, demotic, nondescript, platitudinous, second-rate, genteel, roughhewn, low-class, chief, communistic, honey oil, lowbred, reciprocal, typical, standard-issue, global, cut-and-dried, private, overall, second-class, familiar, lowbrow, popular, vox pop, acceptable, innocuous, world-wide, flightless, bourgeois, conventional, commonalty, communal, parking lot, grassroots, roughneck, putting surface, illiberal, third estate, familiar, fair, undistinguished, usual, commonly held, gimcrack, harsh, schlock, conjunct, plain, viridity, tolerable, dull, vulgar, above, gregarious, rough-hewn, boorish, casual, pedestrian, popularly, unnatural, low-grade, agora, corporate, unremarkable, bad, ballpark, vernacular, household, rude, rough-cut, block, junky, shoddy, sorry, ordinary, hackneyed, simple, characteristic, populist, humble, abiding, born, perpetual, mean, informal, crested, regular, mutually held, satisfactory, goodish, parking area, household, unsophisticated, typical, armpit, plebeian, brownfield, barrio, cheapjack, mere, lousy, rough, trivial, homely, bargain-basement, cabbagetown, plebeian, indivisible, trumpery, elite, bum, typical, garden-variety, surprise, great, well-known, trite, ordinary, personal, prevalent, insensible, park, uncultured, super acid, leafy vegetable, basic, crappy, natural, prosaic, lesser, burbs, low, borough, shared by, humble, warmed-over, cooperative, el cheapo, worn-out, wearisome, plain, unremarkable, putting green, A-list, indifferent, green, declassed, among, full-fledged, daily, decent, accepted, uneven, sufficient, unique, regularly, habitual, broad-brush, notorious, fairish, frequently, a lot, uneducated, catholic, trite, artless, vernacular, cat valium, inveterate, coarse, common land, general, conjoint, coarse, knowledge, lowborn, united, frequent, lumpen, inferior, unexceptional, special K, webbed, standard, undivided, normal, infamous, commonplace, over, commonly, OK, lower-class, respectable, obvious, unusual, rotten, all right, prole, rubbishy, base-born, group, wonted, baseborn, current, commons, general public, shared, unassuming, wretched, tedious, ruling, individual, pooled, migratory, overused, workaday, specific, run-of-the-mine, B-list, ignoble, indifferent, quotidian, super C, shabby, lowly, formulaic, execrable, jet, combined, low-life, uncultivated, incult, second-rate, raffish, customary, passable, low-rent, cantonment, mutual, stereotyped, greens, Besetting, vulgar, uncouth, parkland, probable, tolerable, community, unwashed, patent, trivial, average, terrible, low-quality, average, peculiar, partaking, coincident, stale, humdrum, proletarian, provincial, cheesy, fledged, insipid, multiple, majority, blanket, untutored, universal.
- frequent (part of speech: adjective)
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average (part of speech: adjective)
- median,
- midmost,
- standard,
- ordinary,
- stock,
- mean,
- dominant,
- middle-of-the-road,
- run-of-the-mill,
- average,
- stereotype,
- medium,
- middling,
- mediocre,
- conventional,
- moderate,
- everyday,
- predominant,
- mid,
- halfway,
- mezzo,
- usual,
- customary,
- commonplace,
- normal
- universal (part of speech: adjective)
- low (part of speech: adjective)
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regular (part of speech: adjective)
- familiar,
- mundane,
- metronomic,
- periodic,
- epochal,
- constant,
- ordinary,
- conventional,
- continual,
- standard,
- frequent,
- everyday,
- chronic,
- predominating,
- steady,
- stock,
- general,
- orthodox,
- accustomed,
- habitual,
- average,
- recurrent,
- prevailing,
- regular,
- rhythmic,
- monotonous,
- routine,
- customary,
- universal,
- traditional,
- commonplace,
- cyclical,
- normal,
- usual,
- canonical
- mediocre (part of speech: adjective)
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co-operative (part of speech: adjective)
- co-operative,
- co-active,
- mutual,
- collaborative,
- joint,
- collective,
- co-operating,
- collusive,
- coefficient,
- bilateral,
- shared
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normally (part of speech: adverb)
- ordinarily,
- moderately,
- predominantly,
- usually,
- dominantly,
- normally,
- customarily,
- conventionally
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habitual (part of speech: adjective)
- conventional,
- accustomed,
- timeworn,
- familiar,
- routine,
- habitual,
- conditioned,
- regular,
- custom,
- acclimated,
- well-worn
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vulgar (part of speech: adjective)
- garish,
- degraded,
- scandalous,
- profane,
- cheap,
- depraved,
- obscene,
- glaring,
- crass,
- earthy,
- barnyard,
- salty,
- homespun,
- unpolished,
- tactless,
- sordid,
- revolting,
- low,
- idiomatic,
- animal,
- outlandish,
- colloquial,
- sleazy,
- unbecoming,
- base,
- rank,
- boorish,
- ignominious,
- undignified,
- rude,
- cockney,
- repulsive,
- raw,
- crude,
- graceless,
- tasteless,
- coarse,
- inelegant,
- ill-bred,
- tawdry,
- unrefined,
- barbaric,
- brazen,
- shameless,
- gross,
- clumsy,
- unseemly,
- indelicate,
- in bad taste,
- chintzy,
- coarse-grained,
- rough,
- philistine,
- brutish,
- offensive,
- vulgar,
- ignoble,
- gaudy,
- broad
Usage examples:
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Have we not now everything in common?
- "The Memoires of Casanova, Complete The Rare Unabridged London Edition Of 1894, plus An Unpublished Chapter of History, By Arthur Symons", Jacques Casanova de Seingalt. -
I gave him a name so common as to tell him nothing whatever about me, but he seemed to care very little about that.
- "The Memoires of Casanova, Complete The Rare Unabridged London Edition Of 1894, plus An Unpublished Chapter of History, By Arthur Symons", Jacques Casanova de Seingalt. -
" It is the common talk there," he said with knitted brows.
- "The Story of Antony Grace", George Manville Fenn.