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commonplace [ˈkɑːmənpleɪs, GB ˈkɒm-] ADJ

commonplace

comum

it is commonplace to see that ...

é comum ver que ...

it is commonplace to see that ...

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The overall design of the townsite, likely conceived in 1816, was commonplace. en.wikipedia.org

During the colonial period, discriminatory laws were commonplace. en.wikipedia.org

There have been suggestions that cover-ups were commonplace. en.wikipedia.org

He pioneered several approaches now commonplace in quantum chemistry, notably the use of pseudopotentials. en.wikipedia.org

In the 1990s, this became a commonplace formula, found frequently in even the most commercial music. en.wikipedia.org

Getting married immediately after high school was becoming commonplace and women were increasingly under tremendous pressure to marry by the age of 20. en.wikipedia.org

Electric gates, though not very commonplace at the moment, have found their niche in the market today. en.wikipedia.org

Serfdom is an institution that has always been commonplace for human society; however, it has not always been of the same nature. en.wikipedia.org

False invasion alarms were commonplace up to the end of 1943. en.wikipedia.org

As pressure printing became more commonplace in the early 1900s, labels became cheaper and more easily distributed. en.wikipedia.org

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