Thesaurus / quotidian
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Over the past two decades, this content has transformed nearly every aspect of our lives, from profound actions like choosing a leader, building a career, and falling in love to more quotidian ones like hailing a cab and watching a movie.
JUDGE DAVID TATEL’S LACK OF EYESIGHT NEVER DEFINED HIM, BUT HIS BLINDNESS IS WOVEN INTO THE CULTURE OF THE INFLUENTIAL APPEALS COURT IN D.C.ANN MARIMOWJULY 8, 2021WASHINGTON POSTOutlets that produce modern paragraph-style recipes lean away from this parental instinct, instead acknowledging the independence of home cooks and the quotidian realities that prevent them from prioritizing cooking.
BEFORE NO-RECIPE COOKING, THERE WAS MRS. LEVYNICK MANCALL-BITELFEBRUARY 19, 2021EATERTime moved for you not in quotidian beats, But in the long slow rhythm the ages keep In their immortal symphony.
THE BURNING WHEELALDOUS HUXLEYIt might be that the fever was not quotidian, but tertian, and that it would return next day.
THE SECRET OF THE ISLANDW.H.G. KINGSTON (TRANSLATION FROM JULES VERNE)Had a quotidian intermittent, which was removed by the humane assistance of an amiable young lady.
AN ACCOUNT OF THE FOXGLOVE AND SOME OF ITS MEDICAL USESWILLIAM WITHERINGFor our quotidian difficulties his example promises no solution.
PROPHETS OF DISSENTOTTO HELLERIn the end, loss of eternal truths was more than compensated for in the accession of quotidian facts.
RECONSTRUCTION IN PHILOSOPHYJOHN DEWEYThe plebs medicorum say that a quartan fever comes of melancholy, a tertian of choler, a quotidian of putrefied pituitous matter.
A HISTORY OF EPIDEMICS IN BRITAIN, VOLUME II (OF 2)CHARLES CREIGHTONPastrycooks, coffee-sellers, milkmen sing out their trivial quotidian cries: the world wags on, as if this were a common day.
THE FRENCH REVOLUTIONTHOMAS CARLYLEThe periodicity in one of the genuine cases was regular tertian, in the other regular quotidian.
NEURALGIA AND THE DISEASES THAT RESEMBLE ITFRANCIS E. ANSTIEWORDS RELATED TO QUOTIDIAN
- accustomed
- average
- common
- commonplace
- customary
- cut-and-dried
- established
- everyday
- familiar
- formulaic
- frequent
- garden
- garden-variety
- general
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- humdrum
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- plain
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- routine
- run-of-the-mill
- settled
- standard
- stock
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- undistinguished
- unexceptional
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- wonted
- accepted
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- garden variety
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- grind
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- quotidian
- regular
- rife
- routine
- run-of-the-mill
- so-so
- standard
- stock
- typic
- unremarkable
- vanilla
- white-bread
- wonted
- workaday
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