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Everyman
noun as in everyone
noun as in John Doe
noun as in lowest common denominator
Weak matches
noun as in man in the street
Weak matches
noun as in ragtag and bobtail
noun as in third estate
noun as in Tom, Dick, and Harry
Example Sentences
Mr. Ciattarelli comes across as an everyman, concerned about his state’s future and offering common-sense ideas.
Mr. Rogen is more than comfortable as a well-heeled mogul who’s essentially likable albeit arrogant, and if Mr. Ansari comes across as too intelligent to be so chronically underemployed, he makes for a fine everyman.
For all its familiar eccentricity, “The Chair Company” is ultimately a satisfying exercise of give-and-take, with Robinson empowering his costars to draw us into their squeamishness and oddity as frequently as his everyman stampedes through his.
The so-called Late Night Wars of 2010 that pitted NBC and Jay Leno against Conan O’Brien revealed yet another part late-night hosts are called on to play, that of the everyman’s stand-in.
But the most effective aspect of this monologue was Kimmel’s relatable everyman outrage.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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