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Words and phrases that have a meaning related to ordinary:   (321 results)

Antonyms:
extraordinary

Often used in the same context:
everyday, extraordinary, unordinary, common, mundane, humdrum, quotidian, plebian, propertyless, workaday, trifling, humblest, unsophisticated, basic, unremarkable, propertied, trivial, odd, banal, unheroic, multiple voting, undiluted, gombeen, exchangeable, lumpen, unconnected, innocent, unexceptional, leisured, peculiar, pleb, faceless, outstanding, unversed, dehumanised, inconvertible, heroic, blameless, human beings, normal, ennobling, hardworking, placeless, prosaic, votable, unspeakable, plebeian, genuine, uneducated, piffling, these, semiliterate, unfeeling, callous, disinterested, incorruptible, ordinary shares, unbeholden, conscionable, unassuming, unoffending, swinish, innocuous, inspiriting, nosy parker, individual, uncontroversial, uninstructed, insignificant, joe bloggs, unimaginable, beggarly, grubby, incomprehensible, cape coloured, exiguous, unuttered, unimportant, mutatis mutandis, par value, aggrieved, hireable, ex nihilo, enterprising, overallotment, indifferent, typical, unappetising, incongruous, aristocratic, uncivilized, livelong, special, benumbed, privileged, unfathomable, contentless, gruntled, irredeemable, unpeaceful, unusual, aforesaid, archdeacon, consistory, dean, pre, secretary, sub, tutor, vicar, assembly, central, clerk, commissary, curator, fair, foreman, junior, keeper, librarian, magistrate, offering, nary, usual, ble, ent, decent, commonplace, dinary, ous, sane, unsuitable, plainest, simpler

More specific:
bend, bend dexter, bend sinister, fess, fesse

Appears in the definition of:
., absentmindedness, abstruse, amoralist, anaximander, appanage, atomic number 30, atomic number 46, atomic number 80, auditory hyperesthesia, b-flat clarinet, banausic, basset oboe, bizarreness, boilersuit, boilers suit, business expense, cinema verite, cipher, civil, civilian clothing, civilian dress, civilian garb, code, cognovit judgement, cognovit judgment, common, commonplace, confession of judgement, confession of judgment, cut-and-dried, cut-and-dry, cut across, cypher, dark-field microscope, decipher, decode, decoder, decrypt, deep, different, disappointingly, dry-bulb thermometer, encipher, encode, encrypt, en clair, epic, everyday, everyman, extraordinary, factor of safety, familiar, feria, fess, fesse, fibrocartilage, fisa, flight, folk dance, folk dancing, follower, foreign intelligence surveillance act, functionally illiterate, general verdict, great, heckelphone, herd, heroic, hg, hydrargyrum, hyperacusia, hyperacusis, inscribe, larger-than-life, licorice stick, light, liquid crystal, mercury, mundane, mysterious, mystic, mystical, oboe d'amore, occult, ordinariness, orphic, out-of-the-way, outlandishness, overall, palladium, pd, plain clothes, preternatural, prose, quicksilver, quotidian, rank, rank and file, recondite, routine, ruck, rumbustious, safety factor, secret, signal, sinus, special education, stiff, storm sash, storm window, strange, street clothes, stretch, subfamily triglinae, superior skill, supernaturalism, tenoroon, thane, tin disease, tin pest, tin plague, trade expense, transcendent, triglinae, tritium, ultramicroscope, unbreakable, unknowable, unremarkable, unusual, unwonted, venous sinus, weakly interacting massive particle, weirdness, wimp, workaday, write in code, zinc, zn

More general:
armorial bearing, bearing, bicycle, bike, charge, clergyman, condition, heraldic bearing, judge, jurist, justice, magistrate, man of the cloth, reverend, status, wheel

Synonyms:
average, banal, characterless, common, commonplace, everyday, fair, indifferent, mediocre, middling, mundane, nondescript, ordinary bicycle, passable, quotidian, routine, run-of-the-mill, run-of-the-mine, simple, so-so, tolerable, trivial, unexceptional, unremarkable, workaday

Also try:
— Nouns for ordinary: people, life, man, course, circumstances, sense, men, way, language, citizens, conditions, more...

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