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Adjective
Done, produced, or occurring every day or every weekday
Done, produced, or occurring every day or every weekday
Not having any outstanding features or attributes
For everyday use or wear, and without formality of style or manner, especially of clothing or accessories
Noun
Routine or schedule that occurs every day
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Adjective
▲
Done, produced, or occurring every day or every weekday
everyday
routine
usual
regular
normal
commonplace
typical
standard
customary
habitual
quotidian
frequent
accustomed
familiar
daily
wonted
diurnal
run-of-the-mill
common
ordinary
conventional
garden-variety
general
average
prevailing
natural
workaday
stock
prevalent
established
expected
unexceptional
traditional
unremarkable
ubiquitous
prosaic
common or garden
repeated
household
settled
set
recurring
cut-and-dry
cut-and-dried
mundane
plain
standard-issue
fixed
universal
persistent
recurrent
popular
vanilla
perpetual
predictable
constant
incessant
monotonous
bog-standard
garden variety
continual
orthodox
characteristic
representative
archetypal
methodical
staple
basic
mainstream
simple
profuse
rife
homespun
reiterated
extensive
archetypical
rampant
regulation
widespread
public
periodic
scheduled
seasonal
chronic
stereotypical
classical
classic
standardised
UK
matter-of-course
standardized
US
recognized
US
domestic
known
going
current
boilerplate
canonical
true
one-size-fits-all
acquainted
well-known
undistinguished
common variety
humble
native
matter-of-fact
well known
recognizable
US
old hat
recognisable
UK
proverbial
recognised
UK
time-honored
unsophisticated
humdrum
pedestrian
unmemorable
characterless
unpretentious
nitty-gritty
ornery
a dime a dozen
plain vanilla
colourless
UK
colorless
US
nondescript
terrestrial
two a penny
nothing to write home about
unspectacular
practical
middle-of-the-road
acknowledged
typic
orderly
dull
accepted
uninspired
mediocre
stereotyped
trite
hackneyed
boring
bland
uneventful
generic
garden
indifferent
uninteresting
prescribed
formulaic
confirmed
time-honoured
no great shakes
so-so
mechanical
unnoteworthy
uninspiring
banal
periodical
steady
unoriginal
derivative
ritual
modest
middling
hacky
unexciting
nothing special
OK
rooted
received
prescriptive
unvaried
systematic
well worn
reiterative
perennial
repetitive
second-rate
stale
not up to much
fair
automatic
continuing
par for the course
repeating
unvarying
unchanging
insignificant
regimented
institutional
bog standard
overused
repetitious
ten a penny
dime-a-dozen
clichéd
not much cop
lacklustre
UK
lackluster
US
cyclic
formal
pervasive
overall
inconspicuous
forgettable
majority
fashionable
ritualistic
acceptable
unimpressive
ruling
corny
proven
homely
procedural
well established
sanctioned
inferior
plastic
long-established
half-pie
oft-repeated
drab
white-bread
iterative
widely used
nothing to get excited about
deep-rooted
ceremonial
tried and true
tried and tested
cyclical
regulated
systematized
US
agreed
inveterate
structured
tired
official
undiversified
duplicative
rigid
continued
overworked
consistent
admitted
understood
passable
clockwork
recapitulatory
iterant
formalistic
reoccurring
enduring
traditionary
collective
systematised
UK
approved
preferred
tolerable
suburban
shared
platitudinous
numerous
medium
lasting
favourite
UK
favorite
US
dyed-in-the-wool
abiding
ready-made
unimaginative
permanent
unadventurous
well-established
stipulated
unprepossessing
mean
echoic
samey
inconsequential
rolling
successive
lowly
predominant
obligatory
stable
proper
run-of-the-mine
ingrained
run-of-mine
second-class
ineradicable
immemorial
worn-out
lacking variety
worn out
run of the mill
doctrinal
vulgar
stubborn
not so hot
dreary
bush-league
middle of the road
unmitigated
widely held
in vogue
deep-seated
bureaucratic
rehearsed
unspontaneous
adopted
methodic
endemic
organized
US
artificial
trivial
insipid
adequate
uniform
obvious
familial
comfortable
decent
domiciliary
spammy
jejune
straightforward
iterated
intermittent
anaemic
UK
congruous
superabundant
family
casual
informal
unnoticeable
amateurish
amateur
gut
default
empty
gray
US
grey
UK
okay
not bad
anemic
US
authorized
US
canned
tame
unexceptionable
de rigueur
whitebread
strict
anodyne
acquired
honored
US
endorsed
fair-to-middling
intermediate
prototypical
nowhere
jake
unextraordinary
occurring often
derived
blending into the background
given
used
habituated
organised
UK
school
staid
immortal
ageless
quintessential
cheap and commonplace
touted
decided
plain-Jane
off-the-shelf
no big deal
not very good
honoured
UK
signature
timeless
unopposed
passed
legit
okayed
authorised
UK
grind
unimportant
conformist
of choice
in the habit of
arranged
specified
readily available
widely available
model
ideal
presentational
prototypal
practised
UK
practiced
US
perfunctory
seasoned
predetermined
entrenched
useless
nothing
fair to middling
blank
expressionless
deadpan
no-frills
inherent
symptomatic
irrelevant
inconsiderable
paltry
determined
appointed
agreed upon
compulsive
anticipated
foreseeable
indicative
foreseen
reliable
emblematic
incorrigible
pointless
piddling
immaterial
worthless
memorable
unforgettable
undying
deathless
arrived at
prearranged
hardened
distinctive
likely
unsurprising
idiosyncratic
distinguishing
indistinctive
featureless
neutral
faceless
noncommittal
meaningless
whatever
individualistic
cliched
taken for granted
wont
defined
mass
wide
neither one thing nor the other
historic
in keeping
in character
continuous
lifelong
of little consequence
of little importance
of no consequence
not worth mentioning
of no importance
of no great concern
of no account
planned
broad
true to form
to be expected
traditionalistic
old
old-fashioned
old-style
sound
officially recognized
unabating
inborn
same old
assigned
recommended
only to be expected
on the cards
… all over
true to type
institutionalized
US
institutionalised
UK
by the numbers
national
blanket
communal
overarching
global
joint
outright
inbred
standard operating procedure
playing it safe
in a rut
in the groove
according to Hoyle
secure
unshakable
obstinate
comprehensive
coherent
pathological
ceaseless
total
sweeping
epidemic
nationwide
societal
wholesale
rhythmic
robotic
unyielding
bred-in-the-bone
tenacious
broad-spectrum
across-the-board
in circulation
across the board
in force
broad-brush
all-round
all-around
episodic
persisting
isochronal
isochronous
intervallic
epochal
serial
protracted
weekly
monthly
hourly
orbital
annual
yearly
centennial
brainless
mindless
long-lived
ever-present
long-standing
recursive
at fixed intervals
overdone
cornball
plebeian
time-worn
played out
dime-store
familiar tune
boiler plate
most common
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Adjective
▲
Done, produced, or occurring every day or every weekday
daily
quotidian
diurnal
everyday
circadian
done every day
occurring every day
produced every day
once daily
per diem
day after day
day by day
once a day
from day to day
on a daily basis
occurring each day
24-hour
by the day
24-hourly
day-by-day
part-time
every day
regular
Adjective
▲
Not having any outstanding features or attributes
unspecial
commonplace
everyday
mundane
normal
ordinary
banal
boring
dreary
dull
humdrum
prosaic
unexciting
uninteresting
tedious
monotonous
pedestrian
wearisome
routine
unremarkable
stale
common
tiresome
uneventful
workaday
usual
quotidian
jejune
unvaried
repetitious
unvarying
repetitive
banausic
run-of-the-mill
drab
slow
ponderous
flat
vanilla
colourless
UK
colorless
US
stodgy
typical
leaden
dry
heavy
numbing
stuffy
customary
tame
old
jading
arid
regular
monochromatic
dusty
stupid
ho-hum
plain vanilla
mind-numbing
tiring
wearying
insipid
lifeless
trite
drudging
hackneyed
weary
plodding
bromidic
blah
unimaginative
dim
prosy
hacky
monotone
terrestrial
treadmill
toneless
garden variety
white-bread
a dime a dozen
garden-variety
common or garden
platitudinous
lowly
workday
nitty-gritty
irritating
annoying
vexatious
boresome
dragging
nowhere
tired
more ❯
Adjective
▲
For everyday use or wear, and without formality of style or manner, especially of clothing or accessories
informal
casual
everyday
leisure
comfortable
cosy
UK
cozy
US
relaxed
comfy
simple
sloppy
baggy
loose
normal
ordinary
plain
slouchy
sportif
sporty
workaday
laid-back
non-dressy
non-formal
loose-fitting
unpretentious
standard
not formal
roomy
snug
soft
civilian
outdoor
sports
plainclothes
Noun
▲
Routine or schedule that occurs every day
daily basis
day in and day out
on a daily basis
daily schedule
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