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everyday

[ev-ree-dey, ev-ree-dey] / ˈɛv riˌdeɪ, ˈɛv riˈdeɪ /


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For decades, Asda had the reputation as Britain's cheapest grocer, a slightly cheeky northern-based business loved by families for its "everyday low prices."

From BBC

Sodium, which is found in salt, is commonly consumed through everyday foods.

From Science Daily

Although the basic chemistry of water splitting is well understood under everyday conditions, far less is known about how water behaves inside electrochemical devices where powerful electric fields are present.

From Science Daily

The gaffe underscores how lifelike AI visuals -- even those containing glaring errors -- are seeping into everyday discourse, sowing confusion during breaking news events and influencing political debate at the highest levels.

From Barron's

The legislation, known as the Clarity Act, might shape the future of everyday financial services, including bank deposits and electronic payments.

From The Wall Street Journal