rather commonplace
Frequency: 6.26.5 per million words
Indicates that something is more normal than expected, sometimes with a slight sense of disappointment.
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Examples (10)
- The plot of the new film was rather commonplace, lacking any real originality.
- What was once considered a luxury item has now become rather commonplace.
- I found his arguments rather commonplace and uninspired.
- Despite the hype, the artist's new exhibition seemed rather commonplace.
- Such complaints have become rather commonplace among the employees.
- The challenges we face today were rather commonplace for previous generations.
- His style of writing, though elegant, feels rather commonplace in the modern literary scene.
- The ending of the book was rather commonplace, which was a bit of a letdown.
- In this digital age, virtual meetings are a rather commonplace affair.
- The supposedly unique solution they offered turned out to be rather commonplace.