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Main Entry:	com·mon·al·i·ty [kom-uh-nal-i-tee] /ˌkɒməˈnælɪti/ Show Spelled
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Example Sentences

Like marriage, political rivalry thrives on a certain commonality of interests.

Approach people as if you expect them to be fair and open-minded, and look for points of commonality as you talk to them.

However, the key commonality is that their spontaneously created languages resemble fully-formed languages.

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Like marriage, political rivalry thrives on a certain commonality of interests.

Approach people as if you expect them to be fair and open-minded, and look for points of commonality as you talk to them.

However, the key commonality is that their spontaneously created languages resemble fully-formed languages.

There may be some commonality in the ways that attribution occurs in the language.

They seem to have a remarkable commonality as a species.

Their commonality is their huge potential and their inability to realize it.

Where that commonality does not exist, it must be coaxed into being through the staged politics of outrage.

It is a word to describe characteristics of many parts in causal and/or perceived commonality with one another.

Bet if you check the membership lists on these clubs you'll find a lot of commonality.

Let's use this tragedy to first recognize our commonality as human beings.

Pan-Balkan opinion polls show a certain commonality of outlook: people have similar fears, worries and hopes.

It never hurts to underline our overwhelming commonality.

But you see, a civilisation also spreads to form the basis of commonality to qualify the entire unit as a nation.

Causey due in no small measure to the lack of commonality among the counts.

Considering he found commonality of the above expressions in remote tribes in primitive.

For her three refugees, commonality is a country that no longer exists.

Compare the results to see if there is any commonality in the areas of the brain that light up in both conditions.

Roughly contemporary structures, they are placed in a way that highlights both their distinctiveness and their commonality.

But what was less reported was a commonality among the women and men of all these different cultures.

One commonality that emerges from viewing five hours of the visitor videotapes is how much people do not know.

Commonality of mission, sense of purpose, and devotion to country is what has kept all of them in the service throughout two wars.

Facets can reveal points of commonality and distinction that are not immediately apparent.

The stadium issue is another commonality between the two clubs.

Storytelling is the commonality of all human beings, in all places, in all times”.

Instead of more rules and more commonality how about fewer rules.

The only commonality between all these industries is.

The one commonality in all of the firms that have collapsed is that they were run by investment bankers and traders.

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