Not distinguished by any special or superior quality; relating to or characteristic of ordinary people, life, language, etc.; ordinary. In early…

= ordinary, adj. in various senses.

Of a custom or practice: not unusual or elaborate; standard, common, ordinary. Obsolete. rare.

= famous, adj.

That is matter of common talk; common, ordinary, usual. Obsolete.

Of an ordinary unartificial type; not refined or advanced beyond the common.

Of the usual kind; such as is usually experienced; not singular or exceptional. Often in depreciatory use: not above, or somewhat below, the…

Not marked by any distinction; not noted or elevated above others.

Not distinguished; undistinguished.

That is ordinary or common; usual.

Not notable or striking; ordinary, commonplace, unexceptional.

Not remarkable; having no mark by which it may be distinguished; unremarkable.

Of an ordinary or plain nature; everyday, simple, fundamental. Cf. bread and butter, adj. 2a. Now rare.

Unworthy of careful notice, not remarkable, uninteresting, deficient in interest; not curious. (Esp. in negative forms of expression.)

Of an ordinary or undistinguished type or quality; usual, typical; average, mundane; run of the mill; lacking excitement or variety, humdrum.

Without distinctive character or features; not markedly different from others.

that appears ordinary or usual; unremarkable, everyday.

Mundane, humdrum, routine, ordinary; = bread and butter, adj. 2a.

Lacking interest or excitement; ordinary; unremarkable; mundane. Cf. bread and butter, adj. 2a.

depreciative. Commonplace; hackneyed, trite.

Of an everyday character; ordinary; commonplace.

Plain, basic, conventional; (esp. of a computer, program, or other product) having no interesting or unusual feature; safe, unadventurous. Used…

Somewhat depreciative. Esp. of the arts, food, etc.: typical, conventional, commonplace; ordinary, average, unexceptional. Chiefly with modifying…