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Superlative for according to the customs or usual practices associated with a particular society, place, or set of circumstances
Superlative for according to a person's habitual or routine practice
Superlative for mundane in nature, especially due to being habitual or routine
Superlative for following the established standards of behavior or manners
Superlative for elegantly and stylishly fashionable
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Superlative for according to the customs or usual practices associated with a particular society, place, or set of circumstances
commonest
normalest
currentest
widestspread
rifest
vulgarest
steadiest
most usual
most conventional
most standard
most established
most traditional
most accepted
most general
most popular
most routine
most familiar
most prevailing
most typical
most prevalent
most ordinary
most orthodox
most universal
most recognised
UK
most recognized
US
most set
most acknowledged
most classical
most fixed
most expected
most frequent
most prescriptive
most fashionable
most understood
most characteristic
most chronic
most time-honored
most time-honoured
most regular
most predominant
most preponderant
most mainstream
most overall
most rampant
most dominant
most accustomed
most conformist
most proper
most derivative
most unoriginal
most official
most stereotypical
most well-established
most archetypal
most agreed
most correct
most unquestioned
most axiomatic
most proverbial
most appropriate
most supported
most proven
most chosen
most certain
most public
most sweeping
most comprehensive
most worldwide
most catholic
most principal
most operative
most influential
most fundamental
most in fashion
more ❯
“It was a
customary
practice in his family to take care of each other's children.”
Adjective
▲
Superlative for according to a person's habitual or routine practice
normalest
commonest
widestspread
currentest
oldest
plainest
rifest
best-known
steadiest
truest
ancientest
mundanest
simplest
broadest
vulgarest
soundest
comfortablest
staidest
widest
rigidest
dullest
humblest
greatest
likeliest
securest
deepest
stubbornest
most usual
most regular
most habitual
most accustomed
most routine
most standard
most wonted
most familiar
most obligatory
most typical
most conventional
most established
most traditional
most ordinary
most general
most commonplace
most accepted
most set
most popular
most prevailing
most orthodox
most expected
most frequent
most average
most prevalent
most fixed
most run-of-the-mill
most natural
most settled
most quotidian
most classical
most universal
most mainstream
most classic
most recognized
US
most time-honoured
most recognised
UK
most time-honored
most unexceptional
most prosaic
most workaday
most acknowledged
most prescriptive
most unremarkable
most constant
most characteristic
most predictable
most day-to-day
most ritual
most rooted
most chronic
most representative
most vanilla
most official
most repeated
most standardized
US
most public
most stereotypical
most pervasive
most predominant
most methodical
most archetypical
most overall
most historic
most ritualistic
most proverbial
most rampant
most proven
most persistent
most periodical
most tried and tested
most tried and true
most fashionable
most acceptable
most enduring
most archetypal
most lasting
most canonical
most generic
most inveterate
most proper
most systematic
most formal
most basic
most long-lived
most numerous
most seasonal
most agreed
most par for the course
most undistinguished
most understood
most traditionary
most required
most consistent
most humdrum
most preferred
most favorite
US
most ingrained
most mechanical
most normative
most congruous
most ceremonial
most de rigueur
most correct
most permanent
most recognizable
US
most stable
most domestic
most old-time
most institutional
most cyclic
most regimented
most repetitive
most institutionalized
US
most monotonous
most recognisable
UK
most valid
most structured
most native
most old-fashioned
most orderly
most rolling
most legal
most lawful
most oft-repeated
most favored
US
most favoured
UK
most extensive
most obvious
most present
most renowned
most organized
US
most honored
US
most used
most given
most mediocre
most decided
most uneventful
most cyclical
most gut
most dyed-in-the-wool
most hackneyed
most timeworn
most unadventurous
most conformist
most conservative
most abiding
most specified
most indifferent
most acquainted
most predetermined
most honoured
UK
most boilerplate
most incessant
most mutual
most professed
most ageless
most unsophisticated
most diurnal
most compulsory
most appropriate
most mandatory
most determined
most well-established
most unopposed
most legit
most symptomatic
most timeless
most intermittent
most emblematic
most foreseeable
most indicative
most anticipated
most reliable
most like
most past
most authoritative
most banal
most informal
most unimaginative
most casual
most defined
most inconspicuous
most prototypical
most fitting
most distinctive
most idiosyncratic
most distinguishing
most unprogressive
most unprepossessing
most quintessential
most global
most overarching
most communal
most national
most cliched
most individualistic
most traditionalistic
most organised
UK
most whitebread
most undying
most deathless
most memorable
most unforgettable
most signature
most unshakable
most matter-of-fact
most comprehensive
most ideal
most prototypal
most perfunctory
most practised
UK
most practiced
US
most repetitious
most seasoned
most procedural
most epidemic
most societal
most sweeping
most total
most wholesale
most ceremonious
most legitimate
most done
most uncontested
most undoubted
most wontish
most unquestioned
most canonic
most undisputed
most necessary
most comme il faut
most inbred
most tried and trusted
most au fait
most obstinate
most venerable
most deep-seated
most coherent
most respected
most hardcore
most hard-core
most bred-in-the-bone
most deep-set
most plastic
most white-bread
more ❯
“Today, he intended to have more than his
customary
coffee at the break.”
Adjective
▲
Superlative for mundane in nature, especially due to being habitual or routine
mundanest
dullest
boringest
tritest
stalest
dreariest
commonest
normalest
blandest
plainest
simplest
hackiest
orneriest
tamest
drabbest
lowliest
homeliest
currentest
humblest
flattest
driest
slowest
heaviest
blankest
stodgiest
stuffiest
oldest
aridest
weariest
dustiest
stupidest
dimmest
prosiest
fairest
deadliest
emptiest
meanest
greyest
UK
grayest
US
lamest
stiffest
truest
draggiest
barrenest
meagerest
US
meagrest
UK
most prosaic
most humdrum
most unremarkable
most uninteresting
most vanilla
most unexciting
most tedious
most banal
most tiresome
most monotonous
most wearisome
most unimaginative
most run-of-the-mill
most ordinary
most commonplace
most routine
most usual
most average
most regular
most standard
most pedestrian
most workaday
most conventional
most unexceptional
most typical
most undistinguished
most uneventful
most familiar
most quotidian
most colourless
UK
most colorless
US
most hackneyed
most characterless
most unmemorable
most mainstream
most unoriginal
most mediocre
most uninspired
most overused
most indifferent
most middling
most lacklustre
UK
most lackluster
US
most nondescript
most predictable
most forgettable
most OK
most unvaried
most uninspiring
most platitudinous
most derivative
most tired
most basic
most unpretentious
most overworked
most prevalent
most corny
most repetitious
most general
most repetitive
most unvarying
most modest
most banausic
most generic
most unnoteworthy
most second-rate
most worn-out
most day-to-day
most insignificant
most worn out
most bush-league
most set
most traditional
most habitual
most frequent
most popular
most prevailing
most unexceptionable
most formal
most established
most anodyne
most trivial
most amateurish
most amateur
most ready-made
most boilerplate
most workday
most jake
most plastic
most unextraordinary
most stereotypical
most ponderous
most tiring
most leaden
most overdone
most run of the mill
most expressionless
most deadpan
most insipid
most plebeian
most natural
most lifeless
most accustomed
most faceless
most featureless
most noncommittal
most indistinctive
most neutral
most played out
most plodding
most bromidic
most blah
most monotone
most toneless
most ho-hum
most white-bread
most passable
most intermediate
most unimpressive
most unstimulating
most suburban
most tolerable
most vapid
most bog standard
most unrelieved
most irksome
most dreich
most anaemic
UK
most practical
most unspectacular
most adequate
most anemic
US
most moderate
most well-worn
most spiritless
most frustrating
most soul-destroying
most trying
most passionless
most unenjoyable
most soulless
most unentertaining
most representative
most inconspicuous
most inconsequential
most unnoticeable
most yawnsome
most unspirited
most ho hum
most okay
most archetypal
most characteristic
most archetypical
most soporific
most prolix
most unspecial
most sterile
most inane
most innocuous
more ❯
“So, in my opinion, bringing the veggie tray for an Easter gathering isn't a boring,
customary
afterthought.”
Adjective
▲
Superlative for following the established standards of behavior or manners
seemliest
nicest
courtliest
fittest
best-mannered
aptest
politest
starchiest
stiffest
prissiest
primmest
comeliest
meetest
straightest
most correct
most proper
most decorous
most decent
most respectable
most befitting
most fitting
most standard
most suitable
most accepted
most civilised
UK
most civilized
US
most conventional
most couth
most mannerly
most moral
most refined
most appropriate
most ceremonious
most formal
most genteel
most punctilious
most usual
most diplomatic
most kosher
most OK
most orthodox
most stiff-necked
most stilted
most traditional
most acceptable
most becoming
most careful
most conforming
most de rigueur
most done
most okay
most comme il faut
most in order
most gentlemanly
most ladylike
most modest
most demure
most honourable
UK
most virtuous
most honorable
US
most sedate
most courteous
most priggish
most prudish
most puritanical
most strait-laced
most in line
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Superlative for elegantly and stylishly fashionable
triggest
chicest
trendiest
smartest
modernest
nattiest
fliest
hottest
currentest
swankiest
poshest
newest
faddiest
swankest
dapperest
best-groomed
biggest
largest
coolest
hippest
toniest
widestspread
best-known
freshest
swellest
snappiest
sharpest
deffest
swishest
grooviest
classiest
snazziest
kickiest
spiffiest
sassiest
ritziest
niftiest
fanciest
plushest
funkiest
dressiest
sprucest
grandest
plushiest
trimmest
lavishest
showiest
flashiest
jauntiest
best-dressed
dictiest
slickest
richest
splashiest
jazziest
cleanest
neatest
finest
glitziest
loveliest
sportiest
excellentest
pizzazziest
pizazziest
crispest
gnarliest
steeziest
sleekest
swishiest
flossiest
courtliest
stateliest
gayest
brightest
loudest
primmest
daintiest
cleverest
plummiest
spraunciest
most stylish
most modish
most fashionable
most popular
most trendsetting
most dashing
most contemporary
most upscale
most chichi
most rakish
most favored
US
most favoured
UK
most genteel
most prevailing
most usual
most up-to-the-minute
most happening
most voguish
most in
most faddish
most favorite
US
most red-hot
most up-to-date
most au courant
most elegant
most expensive
most well-heeled
most celebrated
most prevalent
most wanted
most in demand
most legendary
most successful
most preferred
most desirable
most sought-after
most in fashion
most hep
most exclusive
most downtown
most with-it
most supercool
most swinging
most cutting-edge
most de rigueur
most up to date
most culty
most massive
most on fleek
most high-class
most glamorous
most upmarket
most sophisticated
most debonair
most flash
most high-toned
most deluxe
most tasteful
most attractive
most luxurious
most ostentatious
most sumptuous
most fancy-pants
most select
most ornate
most formal
most avant-garde
most swankish
most flamboyant
most modernistic
most beautiful
most understated
most flattering
most opulent
most luxury
most pretentious
most la-di-da
most plugged-in
most exquisite
most gorgeous
most stunning
most polished
most cosmopolitan
most impressive
most appealing
most distinctive
most styleworthy
most exciting
most urbane
most dazzling
most striking
most refined
most handsome
most graceful
most majestic
most elaborate
most sartorial
most colorful
US
most on trend
most fashion-conscious
most colourful
UK
most dressed up
most ingenious
most new-fashioned
most advanced
most progressive
most forward-looking
most cutting edge
most go-ahead
most recent
most state-of-the-art
most brand-new
most modernised
UK
most new age
most innovative
most leading
most innovatory
most groundbreaking
most novel
most ultramodern
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Superlative for used as an intensifier, especially in derogatory contexts
completest
arrantest
perfectest
realest
truest
fairest
fullest
most proper
most absolute
most consummate
most positive
most royal
most thorough
most thoroughgoing
most total
most unmitigated
most comprehensive
most usual
most intensive
most sweeping
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▲
Superlative for described in or based on legends or myths
ancientest
most legendary
most fabulous
most mythical
most fabled
most traditional
most mythic
most heroic
most romantic
most apocryphal
most storied
most infamous
most related
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