everyday

Definition for everyday

adjective as in common

Strongest matches

commonplace, frequent, mundane, normal, ordinary, prosaic, usual, workaday

Weak matches

accustomed, average, conventional, customary, daily, dime a dozen, dull, familiar, garden variety, habitual, informal, lowly, mainstream, middle-of-the-road, per diem, plain, quotidian, routine, run-of-the-mill, stock, unexceptional, unimaginative, unremarkable, vanilla, white-bread, wonted

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Analysts don't expect either side to budge without pressure from everyday Americans, most of whom have yet to feel direct impacts on their lives.

From BBC

I like to get home everyday and build things.

From Los Angeles Times

“In a time where value matters now more than ever, Americans seek value in areas of their everyday, including where they live with nearly a third opting to rent versus purchase a home.”

From Salon

"I strongly implore Democrats to stand firm and not cave to the continued assault on healthcare and affordability for everyday Americans," they said.

From BBC

“The people we cater to at these things are ... everyday people, salt of the earth people.”

From Los Angeles Times

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