commonish
ˈkɑmənɪʃ
Definition

Definition of commonish - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
prevalenceRaremoderately prevalent or widespread in occurrenceRare
  • This type of bird is commonish in the area.
common
2.
vulgarityRareUKslightly vulgar or lacking sophisticationRareUK
  • His commonish manners were noticeable at the event.
crude unrefined unsophisticated
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Origin of commonish

English, common (usual) + -ish (somewhat)

Examples of commonish in a sentence

  • It's commonish to find these plants in gardens.
  • Her commonish jokes didn't amuse the audience.
  • The decor was a bit too commonish for the upscale event.

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  1. French:assez commun, commun, ...
  2. German:ziemlich verbreitet, etwas vulgär, ...
  3. Italian:abbastanza comune, rozzo, ...
  4. Spanish:medianamente común, vulgar, ...
  5. Portuguese:relativamente comum, vulgar, ...
  6. Chinese:较为常见的, 粗俗的, ...
  7. Japanese:やや一般的な, やや下品な, ...
  8. Arabic:شِبْه شائع, شِبْه مُبتَذَل, ...
  9. Hebrew:נָפוֹץ בְּמִידָה מְסוּיֶמֶת, חֲסַר תַּחְכּוּם, ...
  10. Russian:распространённый, простоватый, ...
  11. Ukrainian:поширений, вульгарний, ...
  12. Hindi:कुछ-कुछ आम, साधारण, ...
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