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Adjective
Usual, routine or normal in nature
Not special or different in any way
Characterized by a low level of excellence
Of low birth or social class
Marked by a low amount or deficiency
(
of a person
)
Not beautiful or attractive
Belonging to, or characteristic of, values and attitudes of the middle class
Deficient or inadequate in quality
Of, or pertaining to, everyday or colloquial language
Untechnical
Suitable for a particular purpose
Not having professional qualifications or expert knowledge, especially in law or medicine
Noun
One who has high and controlling authority in sacred things
A type of bicycle popular in the 19th century, with the front wheel far larger than the rear one
Menu of complete meals
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Adjective
▲
Usual, routine or normal in nature
usual
common
normal
standard
everyday
natural
routine
typical
accustomed
established
regular
settled
stock
customary
familiar
habitual
household
quotidian
prevailing
wonted
average
commonplace
conventional
daily
day-to-day
expected
frequent
garden-variety
set
traditional
ubiquitous
workaday
fixed
general
popular
public
common or garden
prevalent
accepted
orthodox
characteristic
run-of-the-mill
recognized
US
unexceptional
current
archetypical
representative
archetypal
recognised
UK
classic
classical
universal
typic
mainstream
acknowledged
received
standardized
US
widespread
standardised
UK
going
plain
standard-issue
quintessential
regulation
matter-of-course
model
unremarkable
prosaic
rife
ideal
vanilla
prototypical
bog-standard
emblematic
staple
indicative
exemplary
old hat
prototypal
rampant
constant
majority
garden variety
predictable
illustrative
chronic
symbolic
paradigmatic
essential
cut-and-dried
cut-and-dry
in keeping
in character
archetypic
suggestive
patterned
time-honoured
prototypic
overall
confirmed
stereotypical
ruling
fashionable
predominant
pervasive
basic
repeated
in vogue
well worn
methodical
true
steady
proverbial
prescriptive
time-honored
in circulation
approved
existing
sanctioned
authorized
US
recurring
periodic
endemic
present
mechanical
shared
simple
persistent
dominant
consistent
conformist
stereotyped
favorite
US
favourite
UK
comprehensive
sweeping
well-known
canonical
vulgar
understood
native
well established
proper
by the numbers
unoriginal
derivative
in style
in fashion
monotonous
authorised
UK
formulaic
middle-of-the-road
widely held
long-established
in force
par for the course
scheduled
obvious
orderly
definitive
adopted
familial
extensive
seasonal
domiciliary
uneventful
humdrum
textbook
default
gut
comfortable
latest
extant
modern
contemporary
recurrent
domestic
full-size
imitable
known
central
generic
signature
mundane
core
perpetual
garden
lamestream
valid
presentational
acquainted
agreed
ongoing
congruous
boilerplate
primary
incessant
continual
unsophisticated
numerous
authoritative
acceptable
recognizable
US
one-size-fits-all
non-autistic
endorsed
admitted
well-established
homespun
humble
recognisable
UK
reigning
in use
well known
stipulated
touted
prescribed
wont
inherent
symptomatic
foreseen
reliable
anticipated
foreseeable
hackneyed
preferred
unopposed
passed
legit
okayed
rooted
distinctive
unsurprising
idiosyncratic
likely
distinguishing
common variety
matter-of-fact
mass
wide
same old
tried and true
tried and tested
agreed upon
arrived at
non-disordered
individualistic
clichéd
cliched
standard operating procedure
in the groove
playing it safe
according to Hoyle
in a rut
broad
plastic
grind
periodical
overused
trite
banal
random
non-specific
repetitious
practised
UK
practiced
US
reiterative
perfunctory
systematic
permanent
cyclic
seasoned
automatic
global
national
joint
blanket
collective
communal
overarching
outright
undoubted
undisputed
official
legal
statutory
unquestioned
lawful
sound
canonic
uncontested
true to form
to be expected
so-so
overworked
platitudinous
tired
on the cards
only to be expected
… all over
true to type
white-bread
corny
hacky
epidemic
nationwide
societal
wholesale
total
formal
canned
dull
broad-brush
all-round
broad-spectrum
all-around
across-the-board
across the board
readily available
worn out
widely available
worn-out
ready-made
neurotypical
worldwide
catholic
preponderant
regnant
commonest
predominating
influential
preponderating
operative
main
principal
fundamental
ecumenical
all-embracing
pervading
pandemic
omnipresent
permeating
inescapable
unrestricted
far-reaching
wide-ranging
unlimited
wall-to-wall
full
boundless
thorough
present everywhere
astronomical
all-inclusive
worldly
international
everywhere
penetrating
diffuse
expansive
all-over
complete
deep
exhaustive
far-flung
all over the place
abundant
infinite
ubiquitary
about
immanent
whole
multinational
absolute
overwhelming
all-pervasive
all-present
ever-present
all-pervading
permeative
permeant
extended
reiterated
profuse
in the air
thoroughgoing
traditionalist
great
inclusive
indiscriminate
large-scale
rangy
all-encompassing
favoured
UK
favored
US
in effect
in thing
circulating
widely believed
acquired
honored
US
the order of the day
mutual
around
net
derived
very common
ritual
superior
honoured
UK
afoot
tralatitious
embraced
united
like
all over
compendious
in existence
happening
going on
abroad
can't get away from
insidious
raging
panoramic
entire
encyclopedic
US
cyclopedic
bruited about
making the rounds
doing the rounds
in general use
going around
talked of
a dime a dozen
suffusive
in established usage
intermutual
commutual
cosmopolitan
embracive
on everyone's lips
omnibus
outspread
preponderate
unanimous
encyclopaedic
UK
vast
in-depth
broad-gauge
cover-all
broad-gauged
all-in
out-and-out
all-out
on a large scale
renowned
believed
profound
large
huge
documented
declared
identified
perceived
planetary
expanded
big
sizable
lengthy
long
cosmic
allowed
realized
US
remembered
protracted
massive
humongous
major
all
empyrean
realised
UK
professed
interdisciplinary
scopic
hefty
scopious
comprising
multidisciplinary
unexclusive
wall to wall
cross-disciplinary
widely recognized
commonly accepted
generally accepted
most common
most usual
most frequent
more ❯
“Frankly, I find the minutia of
ordinary
life much more interesting than the glaring important life-changing events that shape our lives.”
Adjective
▲
Not special or different in any way
unremarkable
average
commonplace
plain
common
modest
normal
unexceptional
prosaic
standard
workaday
homespun
indifferent
mediocre
pedestrian
so-so
undistinguished
conventional
humdrum
middling
mundane
stale
unpretentious
characterless
mainstream
middle-of-the-road
simple
typical
unmemorable
vanilla
boring
colorless
US
colourless
UK
dull
fair
garden-variety
homely
nondescript
quotidian
uneventful
uninteresting
passable
uninspiring
bland
bog-standard
hackneyed
humble
OK
stereotyped
suburban
banal
corny
cut-and-dried
cut-and-dry
everyday
hacky
medium
routine
run-of-mine
run-of-the-mine
second-class
second-rate
standard-issue
tolerable
uninspired
usual
dime-a-dozen
not bad
ornery
run-of-the-mill
drab
dreary
garden
generic
inferior
mean
monotonous
plain vanilla
plastic
predictable
trite
unnoteworthy
white-bread
a dime a dozen
garden variety
no great shakes
not up to much
common or garden
nothing to write home about
unexciting
unoriginal
flat
unimaginative
vapid
stock
tired
lacklustre
UK
lackluster
US
insipid
jejune
tedious
platitudinous
overused
adequate
derivative
familiar
half-pie
overworked
bromidic
forgettable
moderate
dry
lowly
customary
clichéd
regular
old hat
threadbare
tame
cornball
unostentatious
unsophisticated
stereotypical
fair-to-middling
well-worn
wearisome
not so hot
tiresome
lifeless
timeworn
shopworn
unaffected
musty
unadorned
worn-out
ho-hum
unimposing
natural
moth-eaten
stodgy
insignificant
unvaried
unassuming
hokey
restrained
blah
frequent
straightforward
fairish
spiritless
unobtrusive
hack
day-to-day
decent
amateur
amateurish
familiar tune
inconspicuous
inelaborate
unimpressive
played out
unembellished
unornamented
time-worn
set
old
not much cop
folksy
household
ubiquitous
slow
ready-made
worn out
featureless
worn
overdone
nothing special
ponderous
cliché
exhausted
bathetic
drained
mildewed
chain
down-to-earth
stupid
okay
truistic
unfussy
used-up
cliched
acceptable
fair to middling
intermediate
heavy
warmed-over
run of the mill
dime-store
habitual
leaden
unambitious
ho hum
quiet
plodding
satisfactory
stereotypic
platitudinal
mind-numbing
repetitious
numbing
stuffy
formulaic
jading
arid
monochromatic
unextravagant
neutral
dusty
all right
matter-of-fact
ten a penny
anaemic
UK
indistinctive
terrestrial
gray
US
grey
UK
tiring
respectable
rustic
wearying
unexcessive
small
nothing to get excited about
nothing
unvarying
barren
repetitive
sterile
poor
cliche
uncomplicated
drudging
hackney
banausic
anemic
US
sufficient
obligatory
cobwebby
hoary
lame
not very good
nitty-gritty
inconsequential
basic
unstimulating
bush-league
bog standard
uncomplex
dull as dishwater
wishy-washy
general
uncreative
prosy
artless
unpretending
demure
traditional
limited
weary
unrefined
accustomed
unprepossessing
unaspiring
pabulum
homey
zero
unembroidered
unexceptionable
token
dead
serviceable
good
trivial
nowhere
median
unimportant
cracker-barrel
unspectacular
O.K.
honest-to-goodness
midsize
midsized
immaterial
middle
par for the course
comfortable
underwhelming
casual
informal
pointless
good enough
of no consequence
wholesome
lusterless
uninventive
unadventurous
derived
reserved
unbeautified
ingenuous
vacuous
meek
undecorated
impersonal
genuine
unshowy
noncommittal
clean
wonted
faceless
low
plebeian
nothing out of the ordinary
yawn
true
square
reasonable
beige
meagre
UK
anonymous
understated
deadpan
presentable
admissible
allowable
feeble
meh
economical
discreet
weak
dim
unspecial
fine
domestic
conservative
tidy
monotone
limp
straight
soft
passionless
lustreless
light
bloodless
laid-back
popular
unappealing
paltry
inoffensive
sufficiently good
two a penny
fairly good
inane
inconsiderable
unnoticeable
meager
US
goodish
elementary
moderately good
midway
soulless
mild
middle of the road
big yawn
cliché-ridden
milk-and-water
not too bad
irrelevant
down-home
leisure
meaningless
worthless
mass-produced
relaxed
no-frills
dry as dust
well worn
off-the-shelf
lacking variation
lacking variety
lacking interest
lacking excitement
pretty good
sloppy
of little consequence
of little importance
non-dressy
non-formal
not worth mentioning
of no importance
of no great concern
of no account
immemorable
in-between
unartistic
anodyne
workday
boilerplate
charmless
unromantic
scanty
practical
majority
superabundant
enough
unchanging
unimpressed
unmoved
heavy-handed
jake
empty
treadmill
toneless
representative
skimpy
usual thing
long-winded
family
earthbound
blank
expressionless
daily
unpresumptuous
characteristic
archetypal
archetypical
widespread
fair enough
standardized
US
orthodox
whitebread
unextraordinary
established
unfateful
indecisive
noneventful
inconclusive
annoying
irritating
blending into the background
disappointing
unspecified
unidentified
prevailing
cheap and commonplace
silly
sparse
phoned in
conventionalized
plain-Jane
samey
antiquated
settled
useless
obsolete
blasé
no big deal
outdated
boresome
vexatious
typecast
unobjectionable
harmless
outmoded
piddling
considerable
neither one thing nor the other
safe
dragging
halfhearted
diluted
unelaborate
vieux jeu
whatever
tripe
noticeable
goodly
sizable
generous
worthwhile
abundant
substantial
sizeable
biggish
significant
appreciable
marked
torpid
prevalent
inadequate
clinical
uninviting
not formal
unanimated
boiled down
without punch
zestless
nothing to shout about
muted
pallid
nebbish
tenuous
slight
out-of-date
antiseptic
normophilic
uncluttered
austere
standardised
UK
barely adequate
old-hat
unpleasant
unattractive
disagreeable
unentertaining
stiff
unenjoyable
subdued
played-out
old-chestnut
old-saw
sapless
shy
undistinctive
subtle
pure and simple
namby-pamby
soporific
draggy
dreich
deadly
yawnsome
dullsville
fatiguing
prolix
deadening
unspirited
irksome
your basic
withdrawn
worn thin
diffident
turgid
mid
medial
run-of-the mill
retiring
spartan
rudimentary
not amounting to much
sober
bashful
intermediary
halfway
bought
timid
reticent
undeveloped
minimal
institutional
ample
boiler plate
mediate
central
midmost
store
unassertive
par
repressed
unflashy
shrinking
utilitarian
undecorative
businesslike
unemotional
medium-sized
middle-sized
timorous
low-key
toned-down
low-keyed
without frills
bare-bones
livable
backward
up to standard
mousy
rough and ready
off-the-rack
off-the-peg
store-bought
negligible
unconfident
petty
insecure
stripped down
innocent
prim
minor
guileless
cut down
self-effacing
childlike
minute
naive
simplistic
frivolous
better than nothing
unsuspicious
unknowing
simpleminded
unwary
unworldly
unsuspecting
nugatory
real
gullible
naïve
little
superficial
inexperienced
incidental
green
clear
small-fry
beggarly
small-time
not worth speaking of
miserable
pathetic
nonessential
tiny
Mickey Mouse
cozy
US
unambiguous
comfy
slouchy
loose
sporty
loose-fitting
sportif
baggy
cosy
UK
down home
uninvolved
easy
specific
painless
clear-cut
short
precise
non-complex
more ❯
“Neruda's poetry held meaning for the most common and
ordinary
people.”
Adjective
▲
Characterized by a low level of excellence
low-quality
substandard
mediocre
bad
lousy
wretched
paltry
imperfect
shabby
sorry
junk
tawdry
sad
average
base
middling
lemon
common
poorer
indifferent
hack
déclassé
mean
worse
fair
ersatz
second-rate
low-grade
two-bit
second-class
low-rent
good-for-nothing
inferior
shoddy
cheap
miserable
junky
execrable
worthless
bargain-basement
bum
tatty
trashy
rubbishy
rotten
trumpery
cheapjack
el cheapo
gimcrack
cut-rate
schlock
schlocky
cruddy
valueless
poor
unsatisfactory
terrible
reject
sleazy
tinpot
coarse
useless
tinhorn
cheesy
ropy
poxy
not good enough
twopenny-halfpenny
poopy
not up to scratch
sub-par
dime-a-dozen
bodger
duff
not up to par
a dime a dozen
poor-quality
of a sort
not up to snuff
bush-league
below standard
piss-poor
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Of low birth or social class
mean
lowly
humble
low
low-born
lower-class
modest
common
base
proletarian
plebeian
obscure
undistinguished
ignoble
baseborn
lowborn
low-life
lumpen
prole
servile
unwashed
vulgar
inferior
simple
poor
low-ranking
working-class
miserable
paltry
scrubby
unimportant
meager
US
wretched
measly
inglorious
puny
petty
pitiful
peasant
meagre
UK
insignificant
menial
underprivileged
rough
unpretentious
shabby
inconsequential
plebby
commonplace
of low birth
plain
blue-singlet
severe
popular
sordid
trivial
unrefined
unremarkable
unfit
contemptible
humdrum
uncouth
beggarly
of low rank
unsophisticated
subordinate
meek
sorry
low-bred
mediocre
grassroots
lousy
low-grade
second-rate
middling
sad
low-class
declassed
average
traditional
crude
cloth-cap
blue-collar
democratic
people's
gentle
mild
public
deprived
grass-roots
lowbrow
cast down
local
unpolished
common or garden
demotic
mass
lesser
minor
secondary
second-class
countrified
unfashionable
subsidiary
junior
second-string
small
subservient
unassuming
smaller
demeaning
reduced
degrading
ancillary
second-fiddle
bottom
little
poorer
slighter
lower
ignominious
lower-ranking
dinky
second-banana
not very important
beneath someone
minor-league
small-fry
small-time
bush-league
bottom-rung
third-string
lower in rank
undersized
back seat
below someone
entry-level
subjacent
lower in status
less important
under someone's heel
not so important
squalid
dilapidated
seedy
slummy
sleazy
insalubrious
dismal
dingy
mangy
broken-down
run down
down at heel
scruffy
scuzzy
crummy
grungy
bad
ratty
ramshackle
tacky
untidy
rickety
worn-out
bedraggled
substandard
tawdry
run-down
unkempt
grotty
shoddy
threadbare
tattered
decrepit
moth-eaten
down-at-heel
beat-up
dog-eared
timeworn
tumbledown
low-rent
tatterdemalion
two-bit
down-at-the-heels
neglected
dumpy
rundown
tatty
bombed-out
less
lower-level
marginal
lower-grade
second
under
déclassé
auxiliary
reserve
supporting
accessory
peripheral
sub-
dependent
supplementary
nether
supplemental
subject
lowlife
backup
relief
tributary
assistant
low-level
lower rung
sub
vice-
fall-back
second-best
diminished
dishonourable
UK
dishonorable
US
unworthy
tinier
petite
a notch under
lessened
bourgeois
abject
beneath
fawning
philistine
baser
satellite
subaltern
subalternate
bush
low-status
associate
declassé
inconsiderable
deputy
alternative
incidental
inessential
spare
alternate
substitute
fallback
attendant
tangential
collateral
younger
extra
lightweight
youngest
feeding
side
non-essential
picayune
penny-ante
of little account
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Marked by a low amount or deficiency
poor
meagre
UK
scanty
scant
paltry
limited
disappointing
restricted
reduced
modest
insufficient
inadequate
sparse
spare
deficient
negligible
insubstantial
skimpy
short
little
lean
small
slight
slender
miserable
lamentable
light
meager
US
pitiful
scarce
skimp
slim
sparing
puny
beggarly
insignificant
lowly
measly
trivial
base
contemptible
stingy
subnormal
trifling
pathetic
piddling
exiguous
inconsiderable
thin
hand-to-mouth
miserly
minimal
wanting
inappreciable
lacking
tiny
low
bare
derisory
scrimpy
tenuous
nominal
shy
weak
marginal
flimsy
mean
not enough
in short supply
barren
sketchy
rare
outside
failing
faint
remote
mingy
too little
off
minimum
thin on the ground
frail
incomplete
few
unfinished
bereft
ungenerous
shabby
destitute
unlikely
too little too late
too few
distant
improbable
at a premium
fragile
implausible
dubious
doubtful
few and far between
far-fetched
incommensurate
tight
unproductive
unsubstantial
petty
piffling
unsatisfactory
picayune
scrimp
bitty
imperfect
diminished
vague
hard to come by
fractional
feeble
frugal
narrow
subtle
mere
unfruitful
infertile
inconsequential
scattered
stunted
infrequent
stinted
nugatory
incidental
thinning
devoid
too small
barely sufficient
dispersed
economical
smallish
pitiable
minute
not to be had
hard to find
like gold dust
imperceptible
iffy
inconceivable
low on
short on
far
faraway
outlying
thinly distributed
short of
not to be had for love nor money
penurious
piddly
close
missing
infinitesimal
little bitty
valueless
niggling
laughable
lame
confined
wispy
dwindling
parsimonious
junk
depleted
unsufficient
finite
hardly any
little or no
fragmentary
exhaustible
dry
isolated
deprived
short-handed
out of gas
questionable
diffuse
on the small side
sporadic
scarcer than hen's teeth
truncated
threatened
shortened
bush-league
drained
occasional
dicey
absurd
circumscribed
defined
definite
determinate
measured
rudimentary
patchy
basic
uncommon
unconsiderable
woeful
shoestring
sad
insipid
unqualified
minus
unfitted
incapable
unample
incompetent
scrubby
set
faulty
partial
ineffectual
strapped for
with an insufficiency of
pushed for
seldom met with
out of
fanciful
unthinkable
unimaginable
unbelievable
difficult to believe
not expected
not likely
hundred-to-one
poxy
dinky
middling
low in numbers
token
minor
straggling
sorry
wretched
moderate
unusual
mediocre
cut
unfrequent
seldom seen
worthless
lousy
despicable
inferior
very little
minuscule
gentle
basal
not much
needed
next to none
next to no
less
run-down
just
very
only
not making it
not hacking it
coming up short
widely spaced
in the minority
out of the ordinary
seldom found
at a low level
nothing more than
no more than
odd
fair
irregular
plain
intermittent
average
exceptional
unaccustomed
fitful
median
medium
unexceptional
tolerable
seldom
spasmodic
restrained
temperate
austere
ascetic
spartan
simple
unwonted
acceptable
passable
satisfactory
midsize
midsized
adequate
semioccasional
sometime
stray
intermediate
middle
out of the common
imprecise
rough
once in a blue moon
hazy
as scarce as hens' teeth
fuzzy
unclear
superficial
cursory
perfunctory
cramped
compact
constricted
confining
wooly
US
outline
congested
squeezed
incapacious
compressed
pinched
choked
provisional
tapered
tapering
bounded
jammed
uncritical
shallow
coarse
depthless
contracted
near
straitened
incommodious
narrowing
strait
woolly
UK
pent
shrunken
fixed
taper
on the back of an envelope
narrow-gauged
more ❯
Adjective
▲
(
of a person
)
Not beautiful or attractive
plain
ugly
unattractive
unalluring
unprepossessing
homely
ordinary-looking
unappealing
unlovely
deformed
fugly
huckery
ill-favored
US
ill-favoured
UK
as plain as a pikestaff
hard on the eyes
no oil painting
not much to look at
plain-featured
not beautiful
not striking
hideous
grotesque
unsightly
monstrous
unpretty
unhandsome
unpleasing
unbeautiful
vile
uncomely
not much for looks
short on looks
objectionable
obnoxious
repulsive
disgusting
gruesome
ghastly
revolting
repellent
horrid
misshapen
unpleasant
nasty
grisly
bad-looking
horrible
as ugly as sin
gross
disfigured
displeasing
offensive
abominable
plain-looking
drack
terrible
horrendous
repugnant
uninviting
disagreeable
macabre
weird
frightful
beastly
bestial
grim
repelling
reptilian
dreadful
plain as a pikestaff
distasteful
unbeauteous
obscene
teratoid
unshapely
awful-looking
frightful-looking
misproportioned
freaky
unaesthetic
not pretty
ugly looking
ghostlike
cadaverous
ugly-looking
malformed
freakish
unadorable
uncaptivating
mutant
frightening
miscreated
distorted
like the back end of a bus
shocking
terrifying
detestable
sickening
loathsome
morbid
foul
awful
unseemly
hard-featured
charmless
hard-favoured
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Belonging to, or characteristic of, values and attitudes of the middle class
bourgeois
provincial
commonplace
suburban
propertied
shopkeeping
Pooterish
Victorian
common
middle-class
property-owning
small-town
parish-pump
traditional
conventional
conformist
middle-England
petit-bourgeois
Adjective
▲
Deficient or inadequate in quality
lacking
inferior
substandard
bad
deficient
poor
suboptimal
subpar
dissatisfactory
lousy
subnormal
unsatisfactory
wanting
abysmal
appalling
atrocious
average
dismal
dreadful
execrable
lame
lamentable
pathetic
terrible
unexceptional
unsound
crummy
defective
deplorable
diabolical
dire
disagreeable
faulty
flawed
impaired
imperfect
inadequate
junk
junky
low
pedestrian
rotten
rubbish
shoddy
rubbishy
unacceptable
sub-par
under par
low-quality
second-rate
below average
below par
below standard
third-rate
leaving much to be desired
not cutting it
mediocre
awful
wretched
low-grade
miserable
pitiful
base
second-class
poorer
cheap
direful
useless
middling
indifferent
contemptible
lemon
sorry
downmarket
paltry
worthless
bargain-basement
pitiable
shabby
crude
dodgy
poxy
low-rent
two-bit
grotty
sad
hack
tawdry
trashy
pants
dime-a-dozen
déclassé
ropy
duff
the pits
coarse
a load of pants
not up to snuff
good-for-nothing
not up to much
schlock
schlocky
low-end
common
cheapie
weak
insufficient
disappointing
not up to scratch
feeble
limited
abject
displeasing
unworthy
crumby
off
undesirable
not up to par
bush-league
found wanting
less-than-stellar
not good enough
not up to standard
sketchy
half-pie
bodger
reduced
inefficient
impotent
ineffectual
little
jerry-built
tinny
undistinguished
uninspired
short
less than ideal
inappreciable
meager
US
insubstantial
inconsiderable
sparing
meagre
UK
ineffective
restricted
piddling
hopeless
scant
frightful
off-form
bum
inept
not okay
objectionable
laughable
not acceptable
bereft
tatty
tenth-rate
incomplete
valueless
under-strength
craptacular
cheesy
gimcrack
cheapjack
sleazy
trumpery
egregious
weak sauce
cut-rate
el cheapo
dissatisfying
unsuitable
insufferable
impermissible
wrong
intolerable
wack
inadmissible
inappropriate
ill
punk
bush
sour
amiss
distressing
damaged
disquieting
regrettable
disturbing
disconcerting
no good
for the birds
no great shakes
not much cop
leaving a lot to be desired
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Of, or pertaining to, everyday or colloquial language
vernacular
colloquial
informal
conversational
everyday
idiomatic
nonliterary
unbookish
dialectal
vulgar
popular
local
common
natural
native
nonformal
unliterary
folk
domesticated
indigenous
plebian
unofficial
familiar
spoken
intimate
general
traditional
chatty
widespread
demotic
unpretentious
slangy
friendly
casual
street
jive
slang
non-literary
non-standard
enchorial
native-speaker
simple
folksy
non-formal
regional
restricted
dialect
provincial
dialectical
limited
nonstandard
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Untechnical
nontechnical
nonspecialized
unspecialized
untechnical
general
common
generalised
UK
generalized
US
generic
inexpert
lay
nonexclusive
nonprofessional
nonspecific
overall
self-evident
self-explanatory
straightforward
universal
unprofessional
Adjective
▲
Suitable for a particular purpose
practical
useful
functional
effective
practicable
sensible
suitable
usable
useable
applicable
appropriate
apt
fit
good
ideal
perfect
serviceable
fitting
workaday
everyday
helpful
utile
utilitarian
handy
utility
working
workable
actionable
applicative
applied
ultrapractical
operative
valuable
beneficial
advantageous
viable
exploitable
efficient
convenient
profitable
employable
nifty
productive
running
operational
neat
of use
available
efficacious
operable
ready
sound
fruitful
adequate
functioning
actual
effectual
worthwhile
capable
valid
constructive
very helpful
powerful
in working order
in order
feasible
pragmatic
accessible
purposeful
operating
real-world
potent
requisite
open
substantive
utilizable
US
current
extremely useful
consumable
unused
expendable
instrumental
wieldy
subservient
exhaustible
adaptable
to the purpose
suited to the purpose
utilisable
UK
very useful
prepared
at hand
at one's disposal
up and running
of assistance
of help
enforceable
positive
comfortable
made well
durable
multipurpose
gainful
central
versatile
encouraging
formative
dependable
hard-wearing
sturdy
aiding
invaluable
stout
assistive
rational
reasonable
realistic
sane
pragmatical
expedient
solid
doable
commonsensical
achievable
organizational
US
procedural
of service
user friendly
well-designed
easy-to-use
user-friendly
user-oriented
real-life
real
nuts and bolts
purposive
suited
proper
wearable
forceful
decisive
competent
telling
determinative
forcible
successful
excellent
enough
nontheoretical
reliable
active
going
live
unfailing
outstanding
alive
on
living
organisational
UK
methodological
sure-fire
sovereign
in operation
in effect
in force
in action
in use
in service
ready for action
in commission
high-functioning
in gear
well-functioning
on line
disposable
ready for use
available for use
at your disposal
in running order
fit for use
can be used
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Not having professional qualifications or expert knowledge, especially in law or medicine
lay
untrained
inexpert
amateur
dilettante
unqualified
nonprofessional
nonspecialist
non-professional
non-specialist
non-technical
unskilled
inexperienced
avocational
jackleg
backyard
Sunday
amateurish
dilettantish
unskillful
unprofessional
not professional
recreational
unpaid
leisure
part-time
untaught
untutored
raw
green
unpractised
unschooled
ignorant
uninformed
unversed
unequipped
unacquainted
uneducated
unchartered
unlicensed
incompetent
incapable
uncertificated
new
illiterate
undisciplined
novice
untamed
nescient
uncultivated
unprepared
wild
not trained
innocent
unlearned
naive
unseasoned
unread
unlettered
unconversant
unfledged
uninstructed
nonliterate
unpracticed
benighted
analphabetic
unenlightened
untried
unsophisticated
immature
wet behind the ears
uninitiated
unworldly
callow
young
simple
dark
fresh
rude
undeveloped
unaccustomed
unscholarly
unfamiliar
backward
juvenile
unsuspecting
untested
adolescent
unintellectual
mindless
tenderfoot
unknowledgeable
kid
unused
witless
obtuse
thick
imbecilic
uncultured
dense
moronic
shallow
cretinous
artless
birdbrained
fledgling
inept
sophomoric
unformed
puerile
unripe
unripened
lacking experience
in the dark
unfamiliar with
wide-eyed
youthful
inerudite
unproven
insensible
rookie
ill-educated
prentice
developing
budding
verdant
as green as grass
unwitting
misinformed
oblivious
ingenuous
spring chicken
unaware
unmindful
uncivilized
US
naïve
apprenticed
unconscious
unaccomplished
unwary
uncivilised
UK
born yesterday
blind to
underdeveloped
junior
virgin
natural
unknowing
stupid
superficial
unintelligent
girlish
boyish
dim
dopey
airheaded
dumb
guileless
uncomprehending
uninitiate
daft
dozy
dotish
divvy
chowderheaded
dof
hebete
glaikit
jejune
tenderfooted
newly arrived
empty-headed
dewy
unbaked
sophomore
jellybean
infant
crude
pig-ignorant
slow on the uptake
thick as two short planks
not the full shilling
as thick as two short planks
uncomplicated
primitive
just starting out
dead from the neck up
a brick short of a load
not used
two sandwiches short of a picnic
ill-informed
not dry behind ears
unrehearsed
low-skill
instinctive
clueless
bland
incognizant
cold
ill-equipped
unpolished
unstudious
unadvanced
elementary
poorly educated
low-skilled
first-time
functionally illiterate
unable to read or write
maturing
unready
unknown
unapt
not given
unsuspicious
naif
simpleminded
uncritical
childlike
unaffected
newcome
unpretentious
unconversant with
inexperienced in
a newbie to
unused to
unacquainted with
too green
not given to
a newcomer to
not used to
inexperienced at
a novice at
unversed in
a stranger
unpractised in
not prepared
dewy-eyed
aw-shucks
more ❯
Noun
▲
One who has high and controlling authority in sacred things
hierarch
Noun
▲
A type of bicycle popular in the 19th century, with the front wheel far larger than the rear one
penny-farthing
high wheel
high wheeler
Noun
▲
Menu of complete meals
table d'hote
a la carte
communal table
prix fixe
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