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Opposite of unusual or out of the ordinary
“His new car was just an ordinary, but practical, sedan.”
(familiar) Opposite of not previously encountered
“After many years away, she returned home to familiar surroundings.”
(similar) Opposite of not previously encountered
“We felt that the food we ate in this region was similar to the food we had tried previously.”
Opposite of ill at ease
“She felt relaxed as the date progressed when she discovered that he was, in fact, a very nice guy.”
Opposite of unwell or indisposed
“My lactose-intolerant stomach would feel well again after I abstained from milk.”
Opposite of significantly foreign in nature
“My parents have stayed in their native homeland for most of their lives as they don't like being out of their comfort zone.”
Opposite of having a strange, curious or mysterious nature
“We did not enjoy the movie at all because it was so clichéd.”
Opposite of amusingly unconventional and idiosyncratic
Opposite of confusing or puzzling
Opposite of mysterious or difficult to understand
Opposite of not likely to be true or to happen
Opposite of strange or odd
Opposite of interestingly new or unusual
“The script is hackneyed, riddled with stereotypes, and offers nothing that hasn't been seen in every single gangster film ever made.”
Opposite of comically or repulsively ugly or distorted
Opposite of strange or unfamiliar in nature
“This is a known software bug that will be fixed in the next release.”
Opposite of not surveyed or mapped
Opposite of lacking context or reason
“He was a thoughtful man whose comments were always relevant to the subject matter.”
Opposite of subject to dispute or questions
“There was undeniable evidence of the hostility to the union on the part of both the captain and the first mate.”
Opposite of not previously encountered
“One thing that he definitely won't miss is getting acquainted with every postman's worst nightmare, the angry dog.”
Opposite of extrinsic to, or not being a vital component of, something
Opposite of not recognized or identified
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