commonness

His exterior of tanned, floppy commonness conceals a steadfast heart of gold.

"They were visually enticing places that transported you from the commonness of the streets and prepared you for the fantastical world of movies and storytelling that was to come," he says.

Hating on Mounds, however, strikes me as especially odd owing to the commonness of its ingredients.

The extraordinary commonness of female trauma, especially at the hands of men, can work against a piece of fiction, but in the case of Hanna Halperin’s debut novel, “Something Wild,” it does the opposite.

“It’s not about the design. It’s about practicality, repetition, commonness.”