quite commonplace

Frequency: 7.010.2 per million words

Indicates that something is very normal, to a significant degree.

commonplaceADVERB + commonplace

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quite

Examples (10)

  • In today's world, owning a smartphone has become quite commonplace.
  • Working from home is now quite commonplace in many industries.
  • A century ago, such long journeys by sea were quite commonplace.
  • In this region, afternoon thunderstorms are quite commonplace during the summer.
  • It's quite commonplace for students to have part-time jobs while studying.
  • Online meetings have become quite commonplace since the pandemic.
  • The use of digital effects in movies is now quite commonplace.
  • Soon, electric cars will be quite commonplace on our roads.
  • The challenges she faced, while difficult, were quite commonplace for people of her generation.
  • Seeing people listen to podcasts on their commute is quite commonplace these days.