ordinary

Definition for ordinary

adjective as in common, regular

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everyday, natural, normal, traditional, typical

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familiar, general, humdrum, public, routine, standard, stock

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accustomed, customary, established, frequent, grassroots, habitual, popular, prevailing, quotidian, run-of-the-mill, settled, usual, wonted

adjective as in average; not distinctive

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common, conventional, dull, generic, humble, mediocre, normal, plain, simple, unremarkable, workaday

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commonplace, fair, familiar, garden, homespun, household, inferior, mean, pedestrian, plastic, routine, vanilla

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As part of its rebrand, Jaguar revealed a brand new logo on Tuesday, alongside a new prancing "leaper" cat design and marketing slogans such as "delete ordinary".

From BBC

A total of 47 activists, opposition lawmakers and ordinary persons were charged for organising or taking part in the plan.

From BBC

He did this because there can be terrible consequences for ordinary people when a bureaucracy is not able to run efficiently.

From Salon

Others are at your ordinary parking lot, or are at a dock begging.

From Salon

The silky smooth finish was certainly nothing out of the ordinary for Watkins, who added 22 points Friday.

From Los Angeles Times

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