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common
adjective as in average, ordinary
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adjective as in generally known; held in common
Example Sentences
The researchers found that infants who suffer severe RSV infections in their first months of life are more likely to develop immune responses that overreact to common allergens, including house dust mites.
Even if there is a will or trust, common phrases such as “to my descendants” or “to my children” can open the door for a surprise relative to make a claim.
Totani explains that the gamma ray pattern cannot be easily matched to other known sources or more common astrophysical processes.
A bill signed into law this past summer is upending some common year-end tax strategies.
Ultimately, it is the vote that gives us the power to communicate to political figures how we expect them to steward this powerful technology and use it for the common good.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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