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Able to be predicted

Ordinary with nothing to distinguish it from all the others

Not unexpected and so not causing surprise

Certain to happen

Made or occurring as a predictable and automatic response

Characteristic of a particular person, thing or group

Able to be foreseen

(of a person) Able to be trusted due to having integrity or principles

Usual for or appropriate to a particular season of the year

Previous, former

Limited in size or extent

Able to be computed or estimated

A standard or pattern that is typical or expected

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Adjective

Able to be predicted

only to be expected

par for the course

reasonable to think

a reasonable bet

a pound to a penny

distinctly possible

on the verge of

in the habit of

within the bounds of possibility

having a tendency to

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“The mother-of-one is equally prepared for predictable praise directed at her.”

Adjective

Ordinary with nothing to distinguish it from all the others

run-of-the-mill

middle-of-the-road

undistinguished

nothing to write home about

common or garden

recognizable^US

no great shakes

recognisable^UK

matter-of-course

run of the mill

nothing to get excited about

dull as dishwater

standardized^US

conventionalized

standardised^UK

unexceptionable

unsophisticated

run-of-the-mine

readily available

widely available

petit-bourgeois

property-owning

widely recognized

commonly accepted

generally accepted

plain as the nose on your face

plain as a pikestaff

fair-to-middling

nothing special

fair to middling

straightforward

inconsequential

par for the course

nothing out of the ordinary

sufficiently good

moderately good

unobjectionable

middle of the road

of no consequence

lacking variation

lacking variety

unextraordinary

of poor quality

matter-of- fact

better than nothing

blending into the background

lacking excitement

lacking interest

lacking personality

lacking charisma

of little consequence

of little importance

not worth mentioning

of no importance

of no great concern

nothing to shout about

run-of-the mill

not amounting to much

pure and simple

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Adjective

Not unexpected and so not causing surprise

par for the course

only to be expected

what one would expect

expected to arrive

able to hold water

within accepted bounds

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Adjective

Certain to happen

to be anticipated

without recourse

bound to happen

no ifs ands or buts

certain to happen

written in the cards

way the ball bounces

pre-established

established in advance

arranged in advance

decided beforehand

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Adjective

Never changing

round-the-clock

incontrovertible

standardized^US

standardised^UK

solid as a rock

on an even keel

unchallengeable

well-established

fixed as the laws of the Medes and the Persians

like the Rock of Gibralter

systematized^US

fixed as the laws of the Medes and Persians

systematised^UK

not subject to change

set in concrete

forever and a day

in for the long haul

well-proportioned

tried and tested

dyed-in-the-wool

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Adjective

Made or occurring as a predictable and automatic response

by seat of one's pants

computerized^US

computerised^UK

spur-of-the-moment

bred in the bone

dyed-in-the-wool

existing from birth

unsophisticated

part and parcel

jumping the gun

ill-thought-out

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Adjective

Characteristic of a particular person, thing or group

individualistic

par for the course

only to be expected

run-of-the-mill

standardized^US

standardised^UK

matter-of-course

differentiating

individualizing^US

individualising^UK

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Adjective

Able to be foreseen

able to be foreseen

Adjective

(of a person) Able to be trusted due to having integrity or principles

high-principled

tried and tested

straightforward

tried and trusted

dyed-in-the-wool

capable of being trusted

to be counted on

string along with

copper-bottomed

as thick as thieves

carrying the load

good as one's word

likely to perform

put to the test

on the up and up

above suspicion

worthy of trust

full of integrity

make good on something

powerfully built

bound and determined

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Adjective

Usual for or appropriate to a particular season of the year

appropriate to the time of year

normal for the time of year

full of promise

born with a silver spoon in your mouth

at the right time

in the nick of time

up-to-the-minute

unobjectionable

carefully selected

having to do with

having direct bearing on

unexceptionable

that's the ticket

correspondent with

correspondent to

in one's best interests

richly-deserved

associated with

just what was ordered

to one's advantage

fit to be eaten

fit for human consumption

right and proper

fair to middling

according to Hoyle

what the doctor ordered

in one's interests

sanctioned by law

going by the rules

to your advantage

as much as you need

as much as is necessary

just what the doctor ordered

just what one needs

twenty-four carat

on the up and up

worth its weight in gold

having good vibes

getting along with

on the same wavelength

within accepted bounds

in keeping with

in your best interests

fit for purpose

vitally important

of great consequence

of the utmost importance

sufficiently good

run-of-the-mill

middle-of-the-road

fair-to-middling

completely understandable

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Adjective

Previous, former

dead and buried

over and done with

water over the dam

down memory lane

sunk in oblivion

water under the bridge

ancient history

in the olden days

in the good old days

consigned to oblivion

out of commission

of an earlier time

once upon a time

of a former period

a thing of the past

bought the farm

dead as a doornail

as dead as a doornail

pushing up daisies

no longer extant

no longer existing

no longer known

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Adjective

No surprise

little surprise

Adjective

Limited in size or extent

subject to limitations

in short supply

black-and-white

coming up short

clearly defined

thin on the ground

hard to come by

few and far between

inconsequential

not to be had for love nor money

barely sufficient

not good enough

seldom met with

too little too late

thinly distributed

twopenny-halfpenny

nickel-and-dime

with an insufficiency of

unconsequential

in the minority

out of the ordinary

not up to standard

dissatisfactory

not up to scratch

not up to expectations

leaving much to be desired

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Adjective

Able to be computed or estimated

Noun

A standard or pattern that is typical or expected

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