common(s) (Meaning)
common(s)
a piece of land subject to common use, belonging equally to two or more mathematical entities, widespread, general, of, relating to, or being common stock, the common people, the legal right of taking a profit in another's land in common with the owner or others, formed of or dividing into two or more branches, the political group or estate comprising the commoners, known to the community, house of commons, of or relating to a community at large, coarse sense 5, vulgar, falling below ordinary standards, a religious service suitable for any of various festivals, the parliamentary representatives of the commoners, widespread sense 1, general, not above the average in rank, merit, or social position, of or relating to common stock, adequate, just satisfying accustomed criteria, shared together, belonging to or shared by two or more persons or things or by all members of a group, a dining hall, lacking refinement, having two or more branches, of the best known or most frequently seen kind, vernacular sense 2, land jointly owned and used especially for pasture, undivided land used especially for pasture, common stock, characterized by a lack of privilege or special status, belonging to or shared by two or more individuals or by the members of a group or set, denoting nominal relations by a single linguistic form that in a more highly inflected language might be denoted by two or more different forms, a public open area in a municipality, a condition of shared ownership, relating or belonging to or used by everyone, ordinary sense 3, a piece of land that is open to common use especially for pasture, occurring or appearing frequently, belonging to or shared by two or more individuals or things or by all members of a group
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common(s) Sentence Examples
- Common sense dictates that we should not take unnecessary risks.
- The city council is working to address the common concerns of its residents.
- The plant species is common throughout the region, making it easy to locate.
- The movie has a common theme that resonates with many viewers.
- The stock market experienced a common correction, causing prices to fall.
- There are several commonalities between the two paintings, suggesting they were created by the same artist.
- The medical condition is a common cause of discomfort and pain.
- The task is common and repetitive, allowing for efficient automation.
- The restaurant serves common dishes from a variety of cuisines, catering to diverse tastes.
- It's common courtesy to offer your seat on the bus to an elderly person.
FAQs About the word common(s)
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Common sense dictates that we should not take unnecessary risks.
The city council is working to address the common concerns of its residents.
The plant species is common throughout the region, making it easy to locate.
The movie has a common theme that resonates with many viewers.
