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quotidian

[kwoh-tid-ee-uhn] / kwoʊˈtɪd i ən /


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The Tokyo that she showcases is one of quotidian everyday life, not the futuristic neon city that an outsider might capture.

From Los Angeles Times

Enthusiasts of the Dutch and Flemish Golden Age will be delighted to learn of the more quotidian arts that rounded out this visually rich epoch: hand-wrought lace, calligraphy, botanical illustrations and more.

From The Wall Street Journal

On a more quotidian basis, my physicians simply ignore a lot of what I say and, of course, they can’t be expected to remember everything about every patient, opening the door to various suboptimal consequences.

From The Wall Street Journal

But for those marked as enemies, their quotidian existence is one of anxiety, fear and terror.

From Salon

Diving deeper than the quotidian insults of her characters’ loneliness, poverty and fear, Straight brings us inside their exhausted minds.

From Los Angeles Times