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Characteristic of a particular person, thing or group

Having the distinctive qualities of a particular type of person or thing

Characteristic of a particular person or thing

Of, related to, or being a symbol

Common or lacking interesting features or characteristics

Not reprehensible, blameless, without blame

Being the only one of its kind

More interested in individual people than in society as a whole

In accordance with the truth or facts

Serving as an example or explanation

Related to or prompted by instinct

A standard or pattern that is typical or expected

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Adjective

Characteristic of a particular person, thing or group

standardised^UK

standardized^US

run-of-the-mill

common or garden

matter-of-course

middle-of-the-road

long-established

across the board

unsophisticated

recognizable^US

well established

par for the course

recognisable^UK

standard operating procedure

playing it safe

according to Hoyle

dyed-in-the-wool

tried and tested

one-size-fits-all

in the habit of

well-established

across-the-board

readily available

widely available

traditionalistic

officially recognized

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“Through bright, bold photos, readers will explore the typical day of a social worker.”

Adjective

Having the distinctive qualities of a particular type of person or thing

individualistic

differentiating

individualized^US

personalized^US

recognizable^US

individualizing^US

recognisable^UK

individualising^UK

personalised^UK

individualised^UK

standardised^UK

standardized^US

characteristic of

particularised^UK

particularized^US

giving an inkling

most characteristic

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“This is a typical example of Picasso's to and fro between the insistent two-dimensionality of painting and the idea of sculpture.”

Adjective

Characteristic of a particular person or thing

individualistic

par for the course

run-of-the-mill

only to be expected

what one would expect

well established

common or garden

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“It was freezing outside, which is typical for Minnesota during the month of January.”

Adjective

Of, related to, or being a symbol

representational

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Adjective

Common or lacking interesting features or characteristics

undistinguished

run-of-the-mill

common or garden

blending into the background

nothing to write home about

middle-of-the-road

no great shakes

nothing special

inconsequential

run-of-the-mine

fair-to-middling

par for the course

unexceptionable

nothing to get excited about

run of the mill

middle of the road

neither one thing nor the other

not worth mentioning

of little consequence

of little importance

of no importance

of no consequence

of no great concern

dull as dishwater

non-stimulating

lacking excitement

lacking interest

fair to middling

pure and simple

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Adjective

Not reprehensible, blameless, without blame

irreprehensible

batting a thousand

anti-corruption

morally correct

pure as the driven snow

whiter than white

high-principled

philanthropical

morally acceptable

salt of the earth

straightforward

beyond reproach

without reproach

on the up and up

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Adjective

Being the only one of its kind

in a class by itself

once-in-a-lifetime

without precedent

without parallel

beyond comparison

in a class of its own

limited-edition

never-to-be-repeated

one-in-a-million

in a class of one's own

without an equal

inestimably precious

of incalculable value

of immeasurable worth

of inestimable worth

of inestimable value

of incalculable worth

of immeasurable value

worth its weight in gold

industry leading

a cut above the rest

top of the line

top of the range

record-breaking

top-of-the-range

in a league of its own

highest ranking

of the highest quality

out of this world

too good to be true

out-of-this-world

highly regarded

of the first rank

most influential

most outstanding

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Adjective

More interested in individual people than in society as a whole

individualistic

untrammelled^UK

self-centred^UK

self-centered^US

self-interested

wrapped up in oneself

out of the ordinary

not just another

out of this world

ground-breaking

breaking new ground

off the beaten track

out in left field

uncharacteristic

state-of-the-art

forward-looking

out of the common

unrepresentative

beyond the pale

few and far between

thin on the ground

non compos mentis

not tightly wrapped

transformational

unrecognized^US

unrecognised^UK

very unconventional

incomprehensible

weird and wonderful

like nothing on earth

ahead of the times

world-shattering

beyond your ken

mistakenly trendy

head in the clouds

out of touch with reality

foreign-looking

breaking ground

against the rules

contrary to the rules

nutty as a fruitcake

mad as a hatter

have bats in the belfry

foaming at the mouth

out of one's head

mad as a March hare

round the twist

not right in the head

sick in the head

not right upstairs

not quite right in the head

have kangaroos in the top paddock

away with the fairies

of unsound mind

mentally unbalanced

as daft as a brush

stark staring mad

not the full shilling

have a screw loose

stark raving mad

without precedent

once-in-a-lifetime

in a class by itself

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Adjective

In accordance with the truth or facts

honest-to-goodness

straightforward

on the up and up

uncounterfeited

well-established

incontrovertible

unsophisticated

fair and square

on the up-and-up

twenty-four carat

straight from horse's mouth

meaning what one says

straight dinkum

according to law

straight-shooting

rightly so called

telling the truth

in accordance with the facts

genuine article

straight from shoulder

no buts about it

straight from the horse's mouth

first generation

circumstantiated

twenty-four-carat

clearly defined

black-and-white

in every respect

from the horse's mouth

well documented

one hundred per cent

on the right track

signed and sealed

pure and simple

legally acceptable

legally binding

unselfconscious

high-principled

as true as I'm sitting here

as true as I'm standing here

as it really happened

telling it like it is

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Adjective

Serving as an example or explanation

Adjective

Related to or prompted by instinct

by seat of one's pants

bred in the bone

spur-of-the-moment

dyed-in-the-wool

existing from birth

unsophisticated

part and parcel

jumping the gun

ill-thought-out

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Noun

A standard or pattern that is typical or expected

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