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normal, common adj.
orderly, consistent, balanced adj.

ADJECTIVE

normal, common

Synonyms

STRONGEST

daily everyday formal legitimate ordinary proper routine traditional typical usual

STRONG

classic commonplace general natural official standard

WEAK

approved bona fide correct customary established habitual lawful orthodox prevailing prevalent run-of-the-mill sanctioned time-honored typic unexceptional unvarying

Antonyms

STRONGEST

abnormal atypical different irregular special uncommon unconventional untraditional unusual

STRONG

exceptional rare

WEAK

anomalous changing disorderly eccentric extraordinary imbalanced inconsistent infrequent unsteady variable

ADJECTIVE

orderly, consistent, balanced

Synonyms

STRONGEST

constant efficient formal periodic routine standardized steady systematic

STRONG

automatic classified consonant even flat invariable level probable rational serial set smooth straight uniform

WEAK

accordant alternating arranged congruous cyclic dependable established exact expected fixed harmonious in order measured mechanical methodical momentary ordered organized patterned precise punctual recurrent regulated rhythmic stated successive symmetrical

Antonyms

STRONGEST

disorderly irregular unstable unsteady untrustworthy weak

STRONG

broken changing different disordered inconsistent indefinite rough uneven unfair

WEAK

abnormal anomalous eccentric extraordinary imbalanced infrequent rare uncommon unusual variable

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more regular

Trump's son Eric, who oversees the family's golf interests, is a more regular visitor and is familiar to villagers.

From Barron's ● Sep. 11, 2026

He’d had his first child and craved a more regular schedule.

From The Wall Street Journal ● Jul. 8, 2026

The family also tried to get Giovanni more regular psychiatric care, especially through Veterans Affairs, but he said his son only successfully got disability compensation for his diagnosis.

From Los Angeles Times ● Apr. 24, 2026

Jorgensen, who considered a loan move in January to West Ham or Besiktas in search of more regular minutes, was keen to play a part in Denmark's World Cup play-off squad in March.

From BBC ● Mar. 20, 2026

Hazel was easily fifty, if not older, and a more regular part of the Deuce than the cheap beer and watered-down metal bands that toured through.

From "We'll Fly Away" by Bryan Bliss