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Plain or lacking in interesting features or characteristics
Average or mediocre in standard or quality
Lacking distinctive features or characteristics
Of low rank or status
Of low social rank or status
Not famous
Habitually done, used or found
Substandard or below expectations
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Adjective
▲
Plain or lacking in interesting features or characteristics
mundane
humdrum
ordinary
characterless
dull
commonplace
prosaic
boring
everyday
vanilla
routine
uninspired
unmemorable
plain
nondescript
quotidian
workaday
normal
hackneyed
common
trite
simple
ornery
uneventful
usual
jejune
suburban
typical
unnoteworthy
generic
inconsequential
inconspicuous
unnoticeable
okay
run-of-the-mill
garden-variety
plain vanilla
common or garden
nothing special
a dime a dozen
bog standard
no big deal
unexceptional
unremarkable
average
uninteresting
bland
mediocre
colourless
UK
colorless
US
pedestrian
uninspiring
standard
bog-standard
conventional
lacklustre
UK
lackluster
US
indifferent
unexciting
middle-of-the-road
nothing to write home about
insipid
standard-issue
stale
drab
forgettable
so-so
no great shakes
mainstream
middling
dreary
banal
customary
dry
flat
cut-and-dried
cut-and-dry
lifeless
monotonous
vapid
spiritless
not up to much
second-rate
tame
unoriginal
unimaginative
corny
predictable
anaemic
UK
tired
familiar
gray
US
grey
UK
unpretentious
garden
tedious
run-of-the-mine
run-of-mine
anemic
US
half-pie
dime-a-dozen
featureless
derivative
nothing
garden variety
stock
fair
overused
indistinctive
homespun
hacky
regular
passable
modest
medium
OK
old hat
homely
unimpressive
second-class
run of the mill
blah
not much cop
dead
nothing to get excited about
ho-hum
overworked
habitual
overdone
matter-of-fact
frequent
time-worn
yawn
cornball
natural
terrestrial
worn out
dim
listless
muted
lowly
bush-league
dime-store
plebeian
inferior
unprepossessing
formulaic
mean
played out
humble
stereotyped
not so hot
apathetic
torpid
unanimated
leaden
insignificant
nitty-gritty
wearisome
fair to middling
ten a penny
draggy
immemorable
impersonal
unadventurous
passionless
derived
neutral
ubiquitous
household
tolerable
sterile
uninventive
not bad
plastic
white-bread
soulless
practical
unimpressed
uncreative
unmoved
bromidic
ponderous
barren
heavy-handed
stodgy
anonymous
unspectacular
trivial
charmless
unstimulating
empty
watery
unromantic
day-to-day
accustomed
dry as dust
general
phoned in
wonted
unimportant
traditional
faceless
monolithic
blending into the background
established
two a penny
prevailing
intermediate
basic
useless
off-the-shelf
plain-Jane
unextraordinary
unvaried
stereotypical
popular
irrelevant
inconsiderable
paltry
dull as ditchwater
unidentified
unspecified
settled
pointless
piddling
immaterial
worthless
meaningless
whatever
sombre
UK
somber
US
par for the course
no-frills
middle of the road
not worth mentioning
of little consequence
of little importance
of no importance
of no consequence
of no great concern
of no account
heavy
platitudinous
plodding
vacuous
prosy
nowhere
pabulum
lusterless
zero
straightforward
square
businesslike
unemotional
unembellished
unadorned
deadpan
clean
clichéd
prevalent
worn-out
familiar tune
boiler plate
daily
old
tiresome
expected
slow
numbing
stuffy
arid
jading
constant
monochromatic
dusty
recurring
stupid
tiring
wearying
repeated
mind-numbing
set
universal
drudging
rife
weary
persistent
repetitive
fixed
recurrent
perpetual
repetitious
unvarying
rampant
banausic
samey
incessant
continual
accepted
recognized
US
orthodox
current
periodic
widespread
domestic
chronic
going
recognised
UK
typic
deadly
dreich
methodical
well-worn
lacking variety
lacking variation
profuse
reiterated
extensive
adopted
public
endemic
acknowledged
pervasive
familial
irritating
annoying
domiciliary
diurnal
scheduled
superabundant
known
family
casual
informal
boresome
vexatious
congruous
characteristic
seasonal
whitebread
weariful
stiff
wooden
orderly
acquainted
well-known
well established
staple
representative
dragging
yawnsome
unsophisticated
archetypal
archetypical
true
regulation
bloodless
cheap and commonplace
desolate
periodical
downcast
raw
sorrowful
dispiriting
damp
oppressive
wintry
US
windy
recognizable
US
proverbial
boilerplate
canonical
threadbare
dull as dishwater
lacking excitement
lacking interest
ho hum
wintery
UK
monochrome
timeworn
inane
dullsville
native
recognisable
UK
hack
unrelieved
shopworn
soul-destroying
innocuous
one-size-fits-all
meager
US
meagre
UK
well known
time-honored
intermittent
common variety
cliche
musty
hackney
numerous
occurring often
obligatory
cobwebby
antiquated
obsolete
outdated
hokey
hoary
truistic
outmoded
monotone
tripe
treadmill
toneless
moth-eaten
old-hat
old-chestnut
out-of-date
old-saw
played-out
workday
grind
matter-of-course
more ❯
“The main facade of the Opera is partially obscured by a small,
undistinguished
building housing a brasserie.”
Adjective
▲
Average or mediocre in standard or quality
mediocre
average
unexceptional
middling
indifferent
unremarkable
passable
pedestrian
unexciting
lackluster
US
lacklustre
UK
OK
moderate
ordinary
forgettable
unimpressive
modest
mean
unspectacular
so-so
second-rate
middle-of-the-road
half-pie
fair-to-middling
no great shakes
not up to much
bush-league
nothing to write home about
not much cop
not so hot
nothing to get excited about
run-of-the-mill
adequate
common
workaday
fair
tolerable
bog-standard
commonplace
vanilla
uninspired
plain vanilla
medium
everyday
decent
amateur
amateurish
fairish
prosaic
normal
not very good
run-of-the-mine
run-of-mine
second-class
okay
unmemorable
acceptable
all right
standard
insignificant
respectable
inferior
satisfactory
serviceable
not bad
dull
fair to middling
usual
conventional
typical
nothing special
sufficient
good
not too bad
uneventful
inconspicuous
humdrum
characterless
routine
mainstream
banal
standard-issue
garden-variety
cut-and-dry
cut-and-dried
meh
presentable
intermediate
admissible
allowable
fine
O.K.
common or garden
unexceptionable
sufficiently good
fairly good
moderately good
fair enough
good enough
plodding
uninteresting
uninspiring
in-between
stock
boring
unimportant
immaterial
unpretentious
enough
poor
nondescript
anonymous
unnoteworthy
plain
traditional
of no consequence
bog standard
nothing out of the ordinary
midway
median
midsized
middle
midsize
par for the course
nothing to shout about
barely adequate
neutral
inconsequential
inconsiderable
limited
bland
customary
regular
familiar
boilerplate
general
reasonable
plastic
garden
nowhere
jake
a dime a dozen
run of the mill
middle of the road
ten a penny
goodish
tidy
livable
better than nothing
pretty good
colourless
UK
colorless
US
small
intermediary
mediate
halfway
medial
central
quite good
can't complain
reasonably good
intermedial
ornery
scanty
certain
light
meagre
UK
skimpy
sparse
centre
UK
considerable
meager
US
sound
goodly
abundant
substantial
comfortable
sizable
sizeable
noticeable
appreciable
biggish
marked
significant
generous
worthwhile
fit
honest
mid
midmost
mean value
center
US
popular
par
ample
medium-sized
middle-sized
up to standard
more ❯
“Faced with entering the working world or graduate school, they confront the reality of their
undistinguished
academic career.”
Adjective
▲
Lacking distinctive features or characteristics
nondescript
featureless
characterless
indistinctive
neutral
beige
indeterminate
indescribable
faceless
unclassifiable
noncommittal
unclassified
monolithic
dull
vanilla
bland
drab
unremarkable
plain
unimaginative
uninspired
forgettable
unadorned
stark
nameless
“Lovecraft had no job, was only toying with chemistry and astronomy, and was writing random
undistinguished
bits of verse about his native region.”
Adjective
▲
Of low rank or status
unimportant
lowly
inferior
common
humble
plebeian
insignificant
low
ignoble
minor
secondary
inglorious
subordinate
unpretentious
subsidiary
subservient
junior
ancillary
lesser
scrubby
lower
menial
bottom
mediocre
servile
base
small
degrading
demeaning
little
lousy
ignominious
second-rate
low-ranking
second-class
second-string
lower-class
second-fiddle
low-grade
small-fry
lower-ranking
small-time
minor-league
lower in rank
lower in status
third-string
back seat
bottom-rung
entry-level
unassuming
smaller
puny
miserable
reduced
ordinary
middling
meager
US
paltry
measly
wretched
poorer
slighter
shabby
petty
contemptible
sorry
sad
pitiful
humdrum
dinky
low-born
subjacent
meagre
UK
bush-league
mean
undersized
second-banana
below someone
not very important
beneath someone
less important
under someone's heel
not so important
lower-level
abject
marginal
auxiliary
less
supporting
baseborn
lower-grade
low-status
supplementary
supplemental
fawning
unworthy
worthless
backup
reserve
slavish
relief
meek
assistant
fall-back
vice-
sub-
diminished
beggarly
peripheral
baser
subaltern
subalternate
lessened
associate
lower rung
low-level
nether
deputy
second
alternative
bush
substitute
spare
alternate
fallback
attendant
buck
younger
extra
accessory
sub
youngest
under
blue-collar
obedient
ingratiating
obsequious
self-abasing
unresisting
groveling
US
obeisant
craven
sycophantic
grovelling
UK
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Of low social rank or status
shabby
humble
common
lowly
poor
commonplace
ordinary
plebeian
simple
ignoble
low
proletarian
inferior
insignificant
mean
modest
baseborn
underprivileged
unimportant
meagre
UK
meager
US
rough
severe
unrefined
unremarkable
unwashed
inconsequential
inglorious
lowborn
measly
obscure
prole
trivial
unpretentious
vulgar
wretched
beggarly
contemptible
humdrum
lumpen
miserable
paltry
petty
pitiful
plebby
puny
scrubby
sordid
uncouth
unfit
lower-class
working-class
low-born
low-ranking
low-life
of low birth
of low rank
low-class
base
servile
middling
peasant
blue-singlet
bourgeois
second-class
traditional
popular
unsophisticated
second-rate
déclassé
philistine
declassé
declassed
plain
menial
lowlife
meek
low-bred
blue-collar
average
dishonourable
UK
dishonorable
US
unworthy
cloth-cap
crude
grassroots
democratic
people's
subordinate
gentle
mild
deprived
cast down
uncultivated
uncultured
unpolished
coarse
provincial
uneducated
lowbrow
non-U
crass
boorish
gross
rustic
illiberal
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Not famous
unknown
obscure
insignificant
lowly
minor
unimportant
unsung
humble
inconsequential
uncelebrated
unestablished
unrenowned
unfamiliar
unheard-of
anonymous
unfamous
forgotten
unhonoured
little known
unheard of
unrecognized
US
nameless
unrecognised
UK
unacknowledged
unnoted
noteless
unfamed
no-name
unnamed
unacclaimed
unhailed
unlauded
unapplauded
inconspicuous
overlooked
unappreciated
inglorious
unglorified
unhonored
uncredited
neglected
disregarded
unpraised
unbemoaned
untrumpeted
unrewarded
unmissed
silent
unbeknownst
unascertained
undiscovered
undetermined
unidentified
unspecified
untold
strange
unperceived
secret
unrevealed
unexplained
unseen
unbeknown
unnoticed
rare
odd
irrelevant
invisible
little-known
out-of-the-way
seldom seen
ignored
unheeded
omitted
undervalued
unsung hero
unpublicized
unproclaimed
unheralded
marginalized
US
marginalised
UK
unvalued
taken for granted
shunned
unconsidered
underestimated
scorned
dismissed
evaded
depreciated
disdained
deferred
uncared-for
out in the cold
passed over
tossed aside
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Habitually done, used or found
traditional
conventional
customary
classic
standard
accustomed
usual
regular
classical
common
habitual
traditionary
accepted
proven
ritual
routine
normal
popular
staid
stereotyped
wonted
ceremonial
prescriptive
ritualistic
set
conformist
fixed
unadventurous
universal
acknowledged
doctrinal
immemorial
prescribed
rooted
sanctioned
widespread
run-of-the-mill
time-honored
time-honoured
tried and tested
tried and true
widely used
taken for granted
established
orthodox
typical
familiar
ordinary
general
prevailing
stock
everyday
prevalent
commonplace
expected
recognized
US
average
recognised
UK
long-established
formal
natural
mainstream
settled
current
official
frequent
confirmed
approved
received
characteristic
old
quotidian
authorized
US
prosaic
plain
regulation
household
long-standing
going
unexceptional
garden-variety
workaday
ceremonious
unremarkable
bog-standard
standard-issue
ubiquitous
daily
authorised
UK
vanilla
proper
enduring
well-known
fashionable
lasting
ancient
formulaic
age-old
garden variety
staple
public
long-lived
proverbial
well worn
standardized
US
decorous
well established
cut-and-dried
day-to-day
cut-and-dry
standardised
UK
common or garden
stereotypical
chronic
abiding
predictable
canonical
archetypal
representative
basic
deep-rooted
correct
archetypical
acceptable
long-lasting
predominant
unoriginal
derivative
constant
hackneyed
understood
overall
ceremonialistic
legal
admitted
formalistic
simple
steady
lawful
methodical
true
durable
conservative
agreed upon
typic
dignified
agreed
historic
matter-of-course
stately
well-established
entrenched
old hat
endorsed
authoritative
passed
punctilious
stable
respected
certified
sound
permanent
folk
repeated
old-fashioned
starchy
allowed
overused
mundane
unquestioned
humdrum
majority
ruling
chosen
renowned
consistent
rife
generic
valid
stipulated
systematic
hacky
normative
shared
institutionalized
US
institutionalised
UK
great
known
documented
favourite
UK
favorite
US
legitimate
preferred
unforgettable
orderly
honoured
UK
immortal
memorable
traditionalist
honored
US
bona fide
remembered
recognizable
US
dull
native
white-bread
unprepossessing
recognisable
UK
in vogue
par for the course
long-term
widely held
long-living
favoured
UK
favored
US
old-world
ancestral
old-time
long-existing
dyed-in-the-wool
inveterate
strict
venerable
mediocre
touted
rehearsed
comfortable
unopposed
legit
okayed
ageless
regimented
express
indifferent
collective
extensive
undoubted
uncontested
undisputed
statutory
canonic
unspontaneous
tralatitious
timeless
pervasive
explicit
timeworn
uneventful
straightforward
domestic
boilerplate
acquired
stale
artificial
past
axiomatic
one-size-fits-all
wide
derived
in established usage
ingrained
unprogressive
obligatory
given
used
habituated
undying
deathless
inconspicuous
garden
acquainted
broad
traditionalistic
old-style
officially recognized
vulgar
stated
antique
lowly
arrived at
believed
secure
unshakable
unsophisticated
de rigueur
long-running
ornate
elaborate
courtly
old school
declared
identified
perceived
periodic
vintage
recurring
handed down
mutual
periodical
banal
trite
realized
US
repetitious
practised
UK
practiced
US
mechanical
reiterative
automatic
perfunctory
cyclic
seasoned
homespun
humble
net
inherent
symptomatic
antiquated
colloquial
realised
UK
professed
anticipated
foreseeable
indicative
foreseen
reliable
emblematic
common variety
matter-of-fact
well known
platitudinous
overworked
tired
old line
distinguished
existing
vernacular
of choice
in the habit of
distinctive
likely
unsurprising
idiosyncratic
distinguishing
widely recognized
commonly accepted
generally accepted
congruous
adopted
intermutual
embraced
united
across the board
commutual
like
corny
tried and trusted
earlier generation
individualistic
clichéd
cliched
dialectal
appropriate
canned
in circulation
in force
imposing
august
in keeping
in character
mature
backward-looking
ready-made
stilted
stiff
nice
informal
bourgeois
plastic
true to form
to be expected
grind
supported
worn-out
ratified
affirmed
regulated
only to be expected
regularised
UK
regularized
US
on the cards
… all over
true to type
idiomatic
backed
validated
worn out
perennial
so-so
stiff-necked
permitted
legalized
US
certain
OK'd
legalised
UK
firm
portly
stuffy
readily available
widely available
persistent
made official
vouched for
unofficial
famous
suburban
celebrated
illustrious
famed
surviving
respectable
solemn
eminent
acclaimed
middle-class
outstanding
staunch
glorious
storied
time-hallowed
middle-England
remarkable
wont
petit-bourgeois
legendary
laureate
same old
heroic
epic
by the numbers
standard operating procedure
playing it safe
in a rut
in the groove
according to Hoyle
commemorated
genius
rampant
sweeping
comprehensive
confessed
endemic
avowed
dominant
worldwide
licensed
US
global
catholic
ecumenical
total
implicit
all-embracing
sworn
tacit
implied
accredited
noted
silent
licenced
UK
conceded
unwritten
proclaimed
present
hardened
preponderant
regnant
appreciated
pervading
omnipresent
proved
inured
overt
self-confessed
irradicable
ineradicable
hard-shell
middle-of-the-road
firmly established
deep-seated
in style
unlimited
in fashion
epidemic
blanket
overarching
unrestricted
astronomical
whole
diffuse
worldly
pandemic
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all-round
determined
self-proclaimed
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latest
extant
modern
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hardshell
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in use
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reigning
mass
cleared
superior
afoot
national
communal
joint
outright
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about
indelible
stubborn
ineffaceable
trusted
nationwide
societal
wholesale
bruited about
making the rounds
doing the rounds
in general use
going around
in the air
talked of
broad-spectrum
all-around
on everyone's lips
complete
full
organized
US
international
thorough
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inclusive
assumed
notable
notorious
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compendious
short-listed
bureaucratic
establishment
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entire
encyclopedic
US
cyclopedic
presumed
inferred
just
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embracive
obvious
published
rightful
inannihilable
worn
corporate
genuine
unspoken
unstated
unsaid
commonest
inescapable
omnibus
predominating
publicized
US
influential
operative
main
preponderating
principal
fundamental
unanimous
in-depth
encyclopaedic
UK
wall-to-wall
broad-gauge
cover-all
broad-gauged
all-in
returned
answered
unexpressed
undeclared
wordless
inferential
publicised
UK
revealed
patent
manifest
branded
unchallenged
publicly known
widely known
generally known
governmental
planetary
down pat
cosmic
all
empyrean
organised
UK
businesslike
institutional
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Substandard or below expectations
below par
bad
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under par
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imperfect
inferior
lacking
not up to standard
off
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lame
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pants
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paltry
cut-rate
wack
garbage
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ropy
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laughable
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bum
frightful
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not up to par
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half-pie
egregious
bodger
el cheapo
horrid
feeble
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not much cop
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meager
US
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UK
pits
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wrong
leaving much to be desired
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very bad
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hellish
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little
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under-strength
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from hunger
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ill
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not the best
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dime-a-dozen
cheapjack
coarse
trumpery
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