ordinary
Pronunciation: [ˈɔːrdəˌneri]
Word
Context: "similarity"
(adjective) something that is normal or usual. If something is ordinary, it means it happens often and isn’t special or different. Like a regular day at school or a typical meal.
Example
Today was an ordinary day, just like any other at school.
Example
That wasn't an ordinary event; it was a very special celebration.
Example
What does an ordinary weekend look like for you?
Context: "classifying things"
(noun) a regular person or thing that is not special in any way. If you say someone is an ordinary person, you mean they are like most people, not famous or remarkable.
Example
She is an ordinary who does extraordinary things in her community.
Example
He's not just an ordinary; he has achieved a lot in his career.
Example
What makes someone an ordinary person?
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