commonplace
Word Type: Adjective, Noun
Definition
- Ordinary and not special; something that happens frequently or is widely accepted.
- A common or ordinary thing, idea, or occurrence.
Example
- “In modern cities, the use of smartphones has become commonplace.”
- “The idea of working remotely is no longer a commonplace practice.”
- “It was commonplace to see people riding bicycles in the park during the summer.”
- “The once-rare technology is now a commonplace in homes across the world.”
- “His views on politics are not new; they are quite commonplace.”