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Comparative for according to the customs or usual practices associated with a particular society, place, or set of circumstances
Comparative for according to a person's habitual or routine practice
Comparative for mundane in nature, especially due to being habitual or routine
Comparative for following the established standards of behavior or manners
Comparative for elegantly and stylishly fashionable
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Adjective
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Comparative for according to the customs or usual practices associated with a particular society, place, or set of circumstances
commoner
normaler
currenter
widerspread
rifer
vulgarer
steadier
more usual
more conventional
more standard
more established
more traditional
more accepted
more general
more popular
more routine
more familiar
more prevailing
more typical
more prevalent
more ordinary
more orthodox
more universal
more recognised
UK
more recognized
US
more set
more acknowledged
more classical
more fixed
more expected
more frequent
more prescriptive
more fashionable
more understood
more characteristic
more chronic
more time-honored
more time-honoured
more regular
more predominant
more preponderant
more mainstream
more overall
more rampant
more dominant
more accustomed
more conformist
more proper
more unoriginal
more derivative
more official
more stereotypical
more well-established
more archetypal
more agreed
more correct
more axiomatic
more unquestioned
more proverbial
more appropriate
more supported
more proven
more chosen
more certain
more public
more sweeping
more comprehensive
more worldwide
more catholic
more influential
more principal
more operative
more fundamental
more in fashion
more ❯
“It was a
customary
practice in his family to take care of each other's children.”
Adjective
▲
Comparative for according to a person's habitual or routine practice
normaler
commoner
widerspread
currenter
older
plainer
rifer
better-known
steadier
truer
ancienter
mundaner
simpler
broader
vulgarer
sounder
comfortabler
staider
wider
rigider
duller
humbler
greater
likelier
securer
deeper
stubborner
more usual
more regular
more habitual
more accustomed
more routine
more standard
more wonted
more familiar
more obligatory
more typical
more conventional
more established
more traditional
more ordinary
more general
more commonplace
more accepted
more set
more popular
more prevailing
more orthodox
more expected
more frequent
more average
more prevalent
more fixed
more run-of-the-mill
more natural
more settled
more quotidian
more classical
more universal
more mainstream
more classic
more recognized
US
more time-honoured
more recognised
UK
more time-honored
more unexceptional
more prosaic
more workaday
more acknowledged
more prescriptive
more unremarkable
more constant
more characteristic
more predictable
more day-to-day
more ritual
more rooted
more chronic
more representative
more vanilla
more official
more repeated
more standardized
US
more public
more stereotypical
more pervasive
more predominant
more methodical
more archetypical
more overall
more historic
more ritualistic
more proverbial
more rampant
more proven
more persistent
more periodical
more tried and true
more tried and tested
more fashionable
more acceptable
more enduring
more archetypal
more lasting
more canonical
more generic
more inveterate
more proper
more systematic
more formal
more basic
more long-lived
more numerous
more seasonal
more agreed
more par for the course
more undistinguished
more understood
more traditionary
more required
more consistent
more humdrum
more preferred
more favorite
US
more ingrained
more mechanical
more normative
more congruous
more ceremonial
more de rigueur
more correct
more permanent
more recognizable
US
more stable
more domestic
more old-time
more institutional
more cyclic
more regimented
more repetitive
more institutionalized
US
more monotonous
more recognisable
UK
more valid
more structured
more native
more old-fashioned
more orderly
more rolling
more legal
more lawful
more oft-repeated
more favored
US
more favoured
UK
more extensive
more obvious
more present
more renowned
more organized
US
more honored
US
more given
more used
more mediocre
more decided
more uneventful
more cyclical
more gut
more dyed-in-the-wool
more hackneyed
more timeworn
more unadventurous
more conformist
more conservative
more abiding
more specified
more indifferent
more acquainted
more predetermined
more honoured
UK
more boilerplate
more incessant
more mutual
more professed
more ageless
more unsophisticated
more diurnal
more compulsory
more appropriate
more mandatory
more determined
more well-established
more unopposed
more legit
more symptomatic
more timeless
more intermittent
more reliable
more anticipated
more foreseeable
more emblematic
more indicative
more like
more past
more authoritative
more casual
more informal
more unimaginative
more banal
more defined
more inconspicuous
more prototypical
more fitting
more distinguishing
more idiosyncratic
more distinctive
more unprogressive
more unprepossessing
more quintessential
more communal
more global
more national
more overarching
more individualistic
more cliched
more traditionalistic
more organised
UK
more whitebread
more undying
more unforgettable
more memorable
more deathless
more signature
more unshakable
more matter-of-fact
more comprehensive
more ideal
more prototypal
more repetitious
more practised
UK
more practiced
US
more seasoned
more perfunctory
more procedural
more societal
more wholesale
more epidemic
more total
more sweeping
more ceremonious
more legitimate
more done
more undoubted
more uncontested
more undisputed
more wontish
more canonic
more unquestioned
more necessary
more comme il faut
more inbred
more tried and trusted
more au fait
more obstinate
more venerable
more deep-seated
more coherent
more respected
more hard-core
more hardcore
more bred-in-the-bone
more deep-set
more plastic
more white-bread
more ❯
“Today, he intended to have more than his
customary
coffee at the break.”
Adjective
▲
Comparative for mundane in nature, especially due to being habitual or routine
mundaner
duller
boringer
triter
staler
drearier
commoner
normaler
blander
plainer
simpler
hackier
ornerier
tamer
drabber
lowlier
homelier
currenter
humbler
flatter
drier
slower
heavier
blanker
stodgier
stuffier
older
arider
wearier
dustier
stupider
dimmer
prosier
fairer
deadlier
emptier
meaner
grayer
US
greyer
UK
lamer
stiffer
truer
draggier
barrener
meagerer
US
meagrer
UK
more prosaic
more humdrum
more unremarkable
more uninteresting
more vanilla
more unexciting
more tedious
more banal
more tiresome
more monotonous
more wearisome
more unimaginative
more run-of-the-mill
more ordinary
more commonplace
more routine
more usual
more average
more regular
more standard
more pedestrian
more workaday
more conventional
more unexceptional
more typical
more undistinguished
more uneventful
more familiar
more quotidian
more colourless
UK
more colorless
US
more hackneyed
more characterless
more unmemorable
more mainstream
more unoriginal
more mediocre
more uninspired
more overused
more indifferent
more middling
more lacklustre
UK
more lackluster
US
more nondescript
more predictable
more forgettable
more OK
more unvaried
more uninspiring
more platitudinous
more derivative
more tired
more basic
more unpretentious
more overworked
more prevalent
more corny
more repetitious
more general
more repetitive
more unvarying
more modest
more banausic
more generic
more unnoteworthy
more second-rate
more day-to-day
more insignificant
more worn out
more bush-league
more set
more traditional
more frequent
more habitual
more prevailing
more popular
more unexceptionable
more established
more formal
more anodyne
more trivial
more amateur
more amateurish
more ready-made
more boilerplate
more workday
more jake
more plastic
more stereotypical
more unextraordinary
more ponderous
more tiring
more leaden
more overdone
more run of the mill
more expressionless
more deadpan
more insipid
more plebeian
more natural
more lifeless
more faceless
more featureless
more neutral
more indistinctive
more noncommittal
more accustomed
more played out
more plodding
more bromidic
more blah
more monotone
more toneless
more ho-hum
more white-bread
more passable
more intermediate
more unimpressive
more unstimulating
more suburban
more tolerable
more vapid
more bog standard
more unrelieved
more irksome
more dreich
more anaemic
UK
more practical
more unspectacular
more adequate
more anemic
US
more moderate
more well-worn
more spiritless
more soul-destroying
more frustrating
more trying
more unentertaining
more soulless
more passionless
more unenjoyable
more representative
more inconsequential
more inconspicuous
more unnoticeable
more ho hum
more unspirited
more yawnsome
more okay
more archetypal
more characteristic
more archetypical
more prolix
more soporific
more unspecial
more sterile
more inane
more innocuous
more ❯
“So, in my opinion, bringing the veggie tray for an Easter gathering isn't a boring,
customary
afterthought.”
Adjective
▲
Comparative for following the established standards of behavior or manners
seemlier
nicer
courtlier
fitter
better-mannered
apter
politer
starchier
stiffer
comelier
primmer
meeter
straighter
prissier
more correct
more proper
more decorous
more decent
more respectable
more befitting
more fitting
more standard
more suitable
more accepted
more civilised
UK
more civilized
US
more conventional
more couth
more mannerly
more moral
more refined
more appropriate
more ceremonious
more formal
more genteel
more punctilious
more usual
more diplomatic
more kosher
more OK
more orthodox
more stiff-necked
more stilted
more traditional
more acceptable
more becoming
more careful
more conforming
more de rigueur
more done
more okay
more comme il faut
more in order
more gentlemanly
more ladylike
more demure
more modest
more honorable
US
more virtuous
more sedate
more honourable
UK
more courteous
more priggish
more prudish
more strait-laced
more puritanical
more in line
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Comparative for elegantly and stylishly fashionable
trigger
chicer
trendier
smarter
moderner
nattier
flier
hotter
currenter
swankier
posher
newer
faddier
swanker
dapperer
better-groomed
bigger
larger
cooler
hipper
tonier
widerspread
better-known
deffer
sweller
swisher
snappier
fresher
sharper
groovier
classier
snazzier
kickier
spiffier
sassier
ritzier
niftier
fancier
plusher
funkier
dressier
sprucer
grander
plushier
trimmer
lavisher
showier
flashier
jauntier
better-dressed
dictier
slicker
richer
splashier
jazzier
cleaner
neater
finer
glitzier
lovelier
sportier
excellenter
pizzazzier
pizazzier
crisper
gnarlier
sleeker
steezier
swishier
flossier
statelier
courtlier
gayer
louder
brighter
primmer
daintier
cleverer
plummier
sprauncier
more stylish
more modish
more fashionable
more popular
more trendsetting
more dashing
more contemporary
more upscale
more chichi
more rakish
more favored
US
more favoured
UK
more genteel
more prevailing
more usual
more up-to-the-minute
more happening
more voguish
more in
more faddish
more favorite
US
more red-hot
more up-to-date
more au courant
more elegant
more expensive
more well-heeled
more celebrated
more prevalent
more legendary
more successful
more wanted
more preferred
more in demand
more sought-after
more desirable
more hep
more with-it
more supercool
more downtown
more exclusive
more in fashion
more swinging
more up to date
more cutting-edge
more de rigueur
more culty
more massive
more on fleek
more high-class
more glamorous
more upmarket
more sophisticated
more debonair
more flash
more high-toned
more deluxe
more tasteful
more attractive
more luxurious
more ostentatious
more sumptuous
more fancy-pants
more select
more ornate
more formal
more avant-garde
more swankish
more flamboyant
more modernistic
more beautiful
more understated
more flattering
more opulent
more luxury
more pretentious
more la-di-da
more plugged-in
more exquisite
more gorgeous
more stunning
more polished
more cosmopolitan
more appealing
more impressive
more distinctive
more styleworthy
more exciting
more urbane
more dazzling
more striking
more majestic
more handsome
more graceful
more refined
more elaborate
more sartorial
more colorful
US
more on trend
more fashion-conscious
more colourful
UK
more dressed up
more ingenious
more new-fashioned
more advanced
more progressive
more forward-looking
more cutting edge
more go-ahead
more recent
more state-of-the-art
more brand-new
more modernised
UK
more new age
more innovative
more groundbreaking
more innovatory
more leading
more novel
more ultramodern
more ❯
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Comparative for used as an intensifier, especially in derogatory contexts
completer
arranter
perfecter
realer
truer
fairer
fuller
more proper
more absolute
more consummate
more positive
more royal
more thorough
more thoroughgoing
more total
more unmitigated
more comprehensive
more usual
more intensive
more sweeping
Adjective
▲
Comparative for described in or based on legends or myths
ancienter
more legendary
more fabulous
more mythical
more fabled
more traditional
more mythic
more heroic
more romantic
more apocryphal
more storied
more infamous
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