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Comparative for everyday, ordinary, and therefore not very interesting
Comparative for of this earthly world rather than a heavenly or spiritual one
Comparative for very pragmatic or realistic, lacking emotion or artificiality
Comparative for of or relating to everyone in the world or everyone in a particular place or society
Adjective
▲
Comparative for everyday, ordinary, and therefore not very interesting
commoner
normaler
duller
boringer
triter
staler
drearier
hackier
lowlier
blander
plainer
flatter
drabber
drier
tamer
stodgier
slower
stupider
stuffier
arider
ornerier
simpler
heavier
older
wearier
dustier
lamer
barrener
wishy-washier
draggier
dimmer
feebler
limper
humbler
deader
grayer
US
greyer
UK
prosier
homelier
weaker
pallider
deadlier
fairer
squarer
emptier
stiffer
waterier
rifer
miserabler
meaner
somberer
US
sombrer
UK
quieter
softer
bleaker
dowdier
poorer
beiger
drearer
mustier
straighter
slighter
pokier
meagerer
US
meagrer
UK
cobwebbier
uselesser
hokier
hoarier
paltrier
better-known
unfussier
cleaner
widerspread
currenter
truer
better
tidier
finer
sluggisher
slacker
sleepier
vulgarer
safer
broader
winterier
UK
rawer
windier
wintrier
US
damper
steadier
likelier
blanker
comfortabler
goodlier
staider
ampler
more ordinary
more commonplace
more prosaic
more humdrum
more routine
more unremarkable
more workaday
more usual
more pedestrian
more uninteresting
more vanilla
more quotidian
more typical
more uneventful
more hackneyed
more unexciting
more tedious
more customary
more banal
more tiresome
more regular
more monotonous
more wearisome
more unimaginative
more repetitious
more repetitive
more platitudinous
more unvarying
more unvaried
more banausic
more workday
more run-of-the-mill
more day-to-day
more uninspiring
more characterless
more colourless
UK
more uninspired
more colorless
US
more insipid
more vapid
more unexceptional
more average
more lacklustre
UK
more undistinguished
more lackluster
US
more lifeless
more nondescript
more mediocre
more unmemorable
more ho-hum
more spiritless
more standard
more tired
more ponderous
more tiring
more leaden
more conventional
more blah
more predictable
more sterile
more unoriginal
more mainstream
more derivative
more bromidic
more anaemic
UK
more unnoteworthy
more ho hum
more indifferent
more unstimulating
more anemic
US
more plodding
more frequent
more vacuous
more habitual
more middling
more featureless
more familiar
more modest
more corny
more torpid
more lustreless
more zestless
more wonted
more matter-of-fact
more unpretentious
more interminable
more OK
more antiseptic
more inoffensive
more unimpressive
more second-rate
more dreich
more weariful
more natural
more run of the mill
more accustomed
more overused
more forgettable
more overworked
more generic
more bloodless
more plebeian
more unchanging
more uncreative
more overdone
more repeated
more underwhelming
more prevalent
more well-worn
more prevailing
more bog standard
more milk-and-water
more worn out
more played out
more listless
more suburban
more passable
more apathetic
more threadbare
more domestic
more general
more inconspicuous
more passionless
more soulless
more soporific
more uninventive
more unenjoyable
more unentertaining
more traditional
more unadventurous
more inconsequential
more monotone
more established
more settled
more unsophisticated
more prolix
more irksome
more trivial
more white-bread
more restrained
more inane
more unromantic
more undistinctive
more pointless
more unlively
more yawnsome
more unprepossessing
more moth-eaten
more universal
more bush-league
more namby-pamby
more persistent
more extensive
more profuse
more incessant
more rampant
more constant
more unspecial
more menial
more long-winded
more longwinded
more tolerable
more mindless
more trying
more unspirited
more unartistic
more practical
more disappointing
more timeworn
more plastic
more unspectacular
more laborious
more turgid
more intermediate
more shopworn
more basic
more casual
more informal
more neutral
more unfateful
more desolate
more unmoved
more unnoticeable
more blasé
more okay
more wooden
more unimpressed
more inadequate
more mechanical
more bomb
more cloying
more recognized
US
more whitebread
more unrelieved
more tenuous
more unimportant
more innocuous
more enervating
more mortal
more exhausting
more charmless
more stereotypical
more obligatory
more insignificant
more heavy-handed
more depressing
more dismal
more indistinctive
more toneless
more popular
more irrelevant
more inconsiderable
more acquainted
more immaterial
more worthless
more expected
more whatever
more meaningless
more recognizable
US
more proverbial
more cliché-ridden
more unambitious
more unaspiring
more inelaborate
more monolithic
more faceless
more recognisable
UK
more native
more recognised
UK
more par for the course
more unostentatious
more unimposing
more long-drawn-out
more time-honored
more unappealing
more sapless
more unobtrusive
more token
more lusterless
more straightforward
more unembellished
more unadorned
more unemotional
more businesslike
more deadpan
more adequate
more moderate
more decent
more set
more accepted
more amateur
more amateurish
more characteristic
more archetypical
more orthodox
more representative
more archetypal
more classic
more unexceptionable
more satisfactory
more acceptable
more respectable
more fixed
more sufficient
more classical
more standardized
US
more overall
more public
more serviceable
more pervasive
more time-honoured
more acknowledged
more chronic
more anodyne
more reasonable
more boilerplate
more presentable
more admissible
more prescriptive
more meh
more ready-made
more soul-destroying
more allowable
more midway
more inert
more antiquated
more obsolete
more impersonal
more unextraordinary
more predominant
more formalistic
more annoying
more irritating
more formal
more diurnal
more numerous
more limited
more methodical
more seasonal
more stagnant
more unobjectionable
more bathetic
more ineffective
more imitative
more mawkish
more outworn
more vexatious
more boresome
more harmless
more honoured
UK
more honored
US
more uniform
more warmed-up
more faded
more halfhearted
more diluted
more medial
more central
more sing-song
more samely
more unchanged
more in-between
more antwacky
more jake
more anonymous
more random
more prototypical
more canonical
more sorrowful
more dispiriting
more downcast
more oppressive
more mass-produced
more quintessential
more ideal
more signature
more prototypal
more livable
more distinguishing
more anticipated
more idiosyncratic
more individualistic
more indicative
more distinctive
more reliable
more symptomatic
more foreseeable
more proper
more consistent
more emblematic
more cliched
more considerable
more expressionless
more substantial
more noticeable
more marked
more sizeable
more appreciable
more worthwhile
more sizable
more abundant
more significant
more generous
more biggish
more noncommittal
more traditionary
more favorite
US
more ritual
more proven
more up to standard
more ceremonial
more ritualistic
more rooted
more conformist
more tried and true
more tried and tested
more ❯
“Those acronyms, some might say, are designed to add a hint of excitement to an otherwise
mundane
and dull industry.”
Adjective
▲
Comparative for of this earthly world rather than a heavenly or spiritual one
worldlier
earthlier
fleshlier
profaner
earthier
baser
grosser
sordider
viler
realer
truer
fleshier
normaler
wilder
coarser
more material
more temporal
more terrene
more secular
more mortal
more human
more earthbound
more carnal
more sensual
more physical
more corporeal
more unspiritual
more telluric
more bodily
more global
more lay
more earthen
more tangible
more materialistic
more substantial
more concrete
more civil
more laic
more unhallowed
more banausic
more natural
more bestial
more brutish
more ungodly
more practical
more earthlike
more subsolar
more native
more solid
more irreligious
more brute
more visceral
more perceptible
more palpable
more factual
more quantifiable
more measurable
more objective
more visible
more phenomenal
more appreciable
more sensible
more organic
more instinctive
more instinctual
more functional
more creatural
more tactile
more basic
more intuitive
more mammalian
more ponderable
more kinesthetic
more touchable
more subconscious
more untamed
more physiological
more appetitive
more unrefined
more beastlike
more uncultured
more ❯
“It's your own world where the
mundane
things of life are relegated to the background while spirited things take over.”
Adjective
▲
Comparative for very pragmatic or realistic, lacking emotion or artificiality
soberer
earthier
plainer
duller
flatter
drier
colder
prosier
calmer
seriouser
stolider
harder
sounder
saner
realer
astuter
shrewder
robuster
firmer
commoner
truer
homelier
franker
simpler
directer
stouter
sturdier
heartier
lustier
stronger
possibler
wiser
user-friendlier
juster
better-grounded
lucider
straighter
better
more matter-of-fact
more sensible
more practical
more realistic
more pragmatic
more rational
more commonsensical
more unsentimental
more unidealistic
more businesslike
more factual
more hardheaded
more pragmatical
more straightforward
more prosaic
more unemotional
more accurate
more exact
more unembellished
more unimaginative
more truthful
more deadpan
more literal
more feasible
more lifeless
more unimpassioned
more pedestrian
more unadorned
more uncreative
more undistorted
more emotionless
more faithful
more humdrum
more unaffected
more apathetic
more impassive
more impersonal
more naked
more phlegmatic
more stoic
more no-nonsense
more level-headed
more hard-boiled
more cold-blooded
more logical
more reasonable
more unromantic
more utilitarian
more commonsense
more unfantastic
more prudent
more levelheaded
more tough-minded
more grounded
more solid
more objective
more natural
more functional
more clear-sighted
more expedient
more balanced
more soulless
more responsible
more serious-minded
more genuine
more unpretentious
more concrete
more uncompromising
more forceful
more lifelike
more uninhibited
more basic
more vigorous
more naturalistic
more real-life
more viable
more doable
more workable
more efficient
more actionable
more useable
more applicative
more usable
more accomplishable
more applicable
more constructive
more intelligent
more step-by-step
more systematic
more orderly
more ultrapractical
more user friendly
more convenient
more reasoned
more judicious
more coherent
more enlightened
more sagacious
more cogent
more discerning
more commonsensible
more valid
more together
more deliberate
more justified
more thoughtful
more clear-eyed
more politic
more perspicacious
more analytical
more intellectual
more well-advised
more well-founded
more deductive
more perceptive
more analytic
more philosophic
more informed
more circumspect
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Comparative for of or relating to everyone in the world or everyone in a particular place or society
commoner
completer
fuller
widerspread
broader
wholer
worldlier
more universal
more general
more global
more comprehensive
more worldwide
more exhaustive
more inclusive
more international
more sweeping
more thorough
more total
more compendious
more overall
more pervasive
more cyclopedic
more encyclopedic
US
more extensive
more generic
more overarching
more pandemic
more panoramic
more prevalent
more unlimited
more catholic
more cosmopolitan
more embracive
more inescapable
more rampant
more accepted
more astronomical
more diffuse
more regular
more unrestricted
more all-over
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