How To Spell common?
How to Pronounce common?
Correct pronunciation for the word "common" is [kˈɒmən], [kˈɒmən], [k_ˈɒ_m_ə_n].
Definition of common
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A tract of open ground, the common property of all the members of a community; conjoint property of all the members of a community; conjoint possession.
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To have a joint right in some common ground; to board together. A common divisor or measure, a quantity which divides two or more quantities without leaving a remainder. Common prayer, the liturgical formulary of the Church of England. Common time, those varieties of time in which each measure is divided into two or four equal parts.
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Belonging equally to more than one, or to many indefinitely; belonging to all; public; general; frequent; usual; of little value; of low or no rank; vulgar; of verbs, both active and passive; of nouns, both masculine and feminine, also applicable to a whole class.
Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin
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What is the adverb for common?
The adverb form of the word "common" is "commonly".
What is the adjective for common?
The adjective form of the word "common" is "common".
Usage over time for common:
This graph shows how "common" have occurred between 1800 and 2008 in a corpus of English books.
What is the plural form of common?
The plural of the "common" can be the "commons".
What is the singular form of common?
The singular of the "common" can be the "common".
Synonyms for Common:
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adj.
• co-operative • regular • average, ordinary • low, coarse • average • vulgar • generally known; held in common • habitual • middle • mediocre • prevalent • ordinary • acceptable • allied • threadbare • inferior • colloquial • lowly • all • prevailing • democratic • joint, unified • universal • daily • frequent • unanimous • base • coarse • paltry • unclean • good • banal • humdrum • cooperative • bourgeois • reasonable, practical • social • prosaic • cheap • down-to-earth • collective • menial • worldwide • stale -
n.
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- crested ,
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- great ,
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- full-fledged .
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- all the time ,
- frequently ,
- a lot .
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adv.
• normally