Synonyms for Common:

• adj.

  •acceptable (adjective)
  • up to snuff,
  • unobjectionable,
  • copacetic,
  • hunky-dory,
  • hep,
  • peachy keen,
  • up to code,
  • cooking with gas,
  • hunky dory,
  • Hepper.
  •accustomed (adjective)
  • re-gular,
  • everyday,
  • re gular,
  • general.
  •all (adjective)
  • common.
  •average (adjective)
  • commonplace,
  • moderate,
  • middle-of-the-road,
  • usual,
  • run-of-the-mill,
  • midmost,
  • median,
  • boilerplate,
  • conventional,
  • nowhere,
  • predominant,
  • middling,
  • normal,
  • dominant,
  • mezzo,
  • stereotype,
  • mid,
  • SOSO.
  •average, ordinary (adjective)
  • simple,
  • probable,
  • current,
  • casual,
  • accepted,
  • trivial,
  • wearisome,
  • prevailing,
  • prosaic,
  • Familiar,
  • frequent,
  • regular,
  • stereotyped,
  • informal,
  • worn-out,
  • comformable,
  • monotonous,
  • routine,
  • characteristic,
  • habitual,
  • homely.
  •banal (adjective)
  • in-sipid,
  • more nothing,
  • more pabulum,
  • triper,
  • un original,
  • most zero,
  • stereo typed,
  • more cornball,
  • insipid,
  • most cornball,
  • more noplace,
  • most cornfed,
  • tripest,
  • more zero,
  • wishy-washy,
  • wishy washy,
  • wishywashy,
  • more cornfed,
  • most pabulum,
  • stereo-typed,
  • most noplace,
  • in sipid,
  • un-original,
  • most nothing.
  •base (adjective)
  • scandalous,
  • un worthy,
  • dis-reputable,
  • un-worthier,
  • most grovelling,
  • dis-honorable,
  • dis-graceful,
  • foul,
  • in delicate,
  • dis reputable,
  • un-worthy,
  • dis graceful,
  • un worthier,
  • grovelling,
  • un worthiest,
  • in-delicate,
  • wretched,
  • dis honorable,
  • more grovelling,
  • un-worthiest.
  •baseborn (adjective)
  • lowerclass,
  • more lower-class,
  • lower-class,
  • most lower class,
  • more lowerclass,
  • more lower class,
  • most lowerclass,
  • most lower-class.
  •bourgeois (adjective)
  • materialistic,
  • most old line,
  • more old line,
  • hidebound,
  • more oldline,
  • most oldline,
  • middleclass,
  • most old-line,
  • more old-line.
  •cheap (adjective)
  • catchpenny,
  • scroungy,
  • small time,
  • no good,
  • rinky-dink,
  • junky,
  • glitzy,
  • no bargain,
  • rinkydink,
  • rubbishy,
  • cruddy,
  • two bit.
  •co-operative (adjective)
  • collaborative,
  • co-operating,
  • mutual,
  • collusive,
  • joint,
  • bilateral.
  •coarse (adjective)
  • in culter,
  • most foul mouthed,
  • more roughneck,
  • in-elegant,
  • more foul-mouthed,
  • un-civil,
  • most foul-mouthed,
  • un civil,
  • in cult,
  • more foul mouthed,
  • incultest,
  • lowdown dirty,
  • lowdown and dirty,
  • most vulgarian,
  • most brutish,
  • in-cult,
  • un cultivated,
  • offcolor,
  • un-cultured,
  • more lowbred,
  • off color,
  • more brutish,
  • vulgarian,
  • foul mouthed,
  • un cultured,
  • in-cultest,
  • un refined,
  • un-couth,
  • most lowbred,
  • in-culter,
  • gruff,
  • in elegant,
  • un-cultivated,
  • more vulgarian,
  • un couth,
  • most roughneck,
  • philistine,
  • in cultest,
  • inculter,
  • un-refined.
  •collective (adjective)
  • more collated,
  • most compiled,
  • grouped,
  • more piled,
  • most massed,
  • more grouped,
  • most collated,
  • most grouped,
  • most hoarded,
  • most consolidated,
  • more hoarded,
  • more compiled,
  • more massed,
  • massed,
  • most piled,
  • more consolidated.
  •colloquial (adjective)
  • jive,
  • jivest,
  • demotic,
  • most demotic,
  • more demotic,
  • jiver,
  • streetest,
  • streeter.
  •communal (adjective)
  • most communistic,
  • more communistic,
  • more intermutual,
  • more community,
  • inter-mutual,
  • inter mutual,
  • most intermutual,
  • most neighborhood,
  • more conjunct,
  • most community,
  • most conjunct,
  • more neighborhood.
  •conjoint (adjective)
  • most conjoined,
  • more conjoined.
  •cooperative (adjective)
  • co-adjuvant,
  • more interdependent,
  • co active,
  • more concurring,
  • most coacting,
  • most coordinated,
  • most symbiotic,
  • more coordinated,
  • more collegial,
  • inter-dependent,
  • more participating,
  • more coacting,
  • more joining,
  • most interdependent,
  • more uniting,
  • co efficient,
  • most coactive,
  • co adjuvant,
  • co-efficient,
  • more coactive,
  • most joining,
  • teamer,
  • most participating,
  • most collaborating,
  • more coadjuvant,
  • most collegial,
  • inter dependent,
  • most coadjuvant,
  • most coefficient,
  • most uniting,
  • more coefficient,
  • more collaborating,
  • co acting,
  • most concurring,
  • more symbiotic,
  • hand glove,
  • teamest,
  • co operative.
  •corporate (adjective)
  • more associated,
  • most associated,
  • most amalgamated,
  • more pooled,
  • most pooled,
  • more amalgamated.
  •customary (adjective)
  • more regulation,
  • in groove,
  • under-stood,
  • re-cognized,
  • standard operating procedure,
  • prescriptive,
  • most stipulated,
  • re cognized,
  • under stood,
  • more stipulated,
  • most regulation,
  • more frequent.
  •daily (adjective)
  • day by day,
  • diurnal,
  • circadian,
  • once a day,
  • from day to day,
  • day-to-day,
  • most often,
  • once daily.
  •decent (adjective)
  • de-cent,
  • un impeachable,
  • most sufficing,
  • more sufficing,
  • un-impeachable,
  • de cent.
  •declassed (adjective)
  • de-classed,
  • de classed.
  •defiled (adjective)
  • co-oked,
  • most polluted,
  • dis honored,
  • more cooked,
  • more polluted,
  • spoilt,
  • co oked,
  • dis-honored,
  • more besmirched,
  • most desecrated,
  • most spoilt,
  • most vitiated,
  • more dishonored,
  • de-filed,
  • most ravished,
  • ex-posed,
  • more trashed,
  • more vitiated,
  • most trashed,
  • most dishonored,
  • be-smirched,
  • most cooked,
  • ex posed,
  • more profaned,
  • more ravished,
  • more spoilt,
  • most besmirched,
  • de filed,
  • be smirched,
  • more desecrated,
  • most profaned.
  •democratic (adjective)
  • self-ruling,
  • individualistic,
  • populist,
  • libertarian.
  •dirty (adjective)
  • unclean.
  •disreputable (adjective)
  • sleazy.
  •down-to-earth (adjective)
  • more unfantastic,
  • un fantastic,
  • plainspoken,
  • most unsentimental,
  • un-idealistic,
  • most hardheaded,
  • nononsense,
  • un sentimental,
  • un-fantastic,
  • un idealistic,
  • most unfantastic,
  • more unidealistic,
  • most unidealistic,
  • matter-of-fact,
  • un-sentimental,
  • more unsentimental.
  •dull (adjective)
  • usual thing,
  • repetitious,
  • out of date,
  • oft-repeated,
  • prosy,
  • out-of-date,
  • longwinded,
  • wornout,
  • big yawn,
  • unexciting,
  • uninspiring,
  • repetitive.
  •fair (adjective)
  • in different,
  • most fairish,
  • more fairish,
  • in-different,
  • up standard,
  • FAIRER.
  •formulaic (adjective)
  • cut and dried.
  •frequent (adjective)
  • recurrent,
  • many,
  • repeated,
  • often.
  •garden-variety (adjective)
  • gardenvariety,
  • more p,
  • most p.
  •generally known; held in common (adjective)
  • generic,
  • constant,
  • Commutual,
  • socialistic,
  • congruous,
  • coincident,
  • reciprocal,
  • social,
  • united,
  • in common,
  • like,
  • correspondent.
  •good (adjective)
  • fruitful,
  • healthy,
  • be coming.
  •habitual (adjective)
  • custom,
  • Acclimated,
  • well-worn,
  • timeworn,
  • disciplined,
  • conditioned.
  •hackneyed (adjective)
  • played out,
  • old-saw,
  • old chestnut,
  • old-hat,
  • old-chestnut,
  • played-out,
  • familiar tune,
  • out-dated,
  • old saw.
  •humble (adjective)
  • unassuming,
  • unpretentious,
  • proletarian,
  • low-ranking,
  • Low-born.
  •humdrum (adjective)
  • more plodding,
  • most plodding,
  • more whitebread,
  • mono-tone,
  • mono tone,
  • more treadmill,
  • more white bread,
  • most white-bread,
  • more toneless,
  • most treadmill,
  • more monotone,
  • un-varied,
  • most monotone,
  • more unvaried,
  • most white bread,
  • most banausic,
  • most unvaried,
  • more white-bread,
  • un varied,
  • most whitebread,
  • most toneless,
  • more banausic.
  •ignoble (adjective)
  • de graded,
  • scurvier,
  • de-graded,
  • de generate,
  • more peasant,
  • most peasant,
  • de-generate,
  • scurviest,
  • in famous.
  •impure (adjective)
  • most diluted,
  • unchaste,
  • impure,
  • weighted,
  • not pure.
  •inferior (adjective)
  • junker,
  • most inferior,
  • good-for-nothing,
  • low-rent,
  • low-quality.
  •intermediate (adjective)
  • most intermediary,
  • more between,
  • more intermediary,
  • be-tween,
  • mid way,
  • more interposed,
  • medial,
  • most between,
  • most interposed,
  • inter-posed,
  • most transitional,
  • inter posed,
  • be tween,
  • most compromising,
  • more compromising,
  • more transitional,
  • half way,
  • inter-mediate,
  • inter mediate.
  •joint (adjective)
  • hand hand,
  • joined.
  •known (adjective)
  • received,
  • more confessed,
  • published,
  • most certified,
  • most admitted,
  • more admitted,
  • more certified,
  • most confessed.
  •level (adjective)
  • ex-act,
  • most aligned,
  • uni-form,
  • ex act,
  • un broken,
  • more leveled,
  • more trimmed,
  • most trimmed,
  • most unfluctuating,
  • un interrupted,
  • most leveled,
  • lined up,
  • on plane,
  • un fluctuating,
  • more planate,
  • most planate,
  • most planed,
  • more unbroken,
  • uni form,
  • more unfluctuating,
  • more aligned,
  • un-fluctuating,
  • on a par,
  • more planed,
  • un-broken,
  • most unbroken.
  •low (adjective)
  • subordinate,
  • lower,
  • undignified,
  • ill-bred,
  • crumbiest,
  • illbred,
  • crumby.
  •low, coarse (adjective)
  • colorless,
  • hack,
  • characterless,
  • raffish,
  • pedestrian,
  • crass,
  • second-class,
  • shoddy.
  •low-grade (adjective)
  • lowgrade,
  • low grade.
  •low-quality (adjective)
  • lowquality.
  •lowly (adjective)
  • cast down,
  • reverential.
  •mainstream (adjective)
  • mainstream,
  • pre dominant,
  • pre-dominant.
  •mean (adjective)
  • down at heel,
  • down-at-heel.
  •mediocre (adjective)
  • so-so,
  • no great shakes,
  • mundane,
  • suburban,
  • of poor quality,
  • modest.
  •medium (adjective)
  • parrest,
  • parrer.
  •menial (adjective)
  • Obeisant,
  • more sycophantic,
  • more demeaning,
  • de-meaning,
  • de-grading,
  • de grading,
  • most sycophantic,
  • most demeaning,
  • menial,
  • fawning,
  • un-skilled,
  • un skilled,
  • de meaning.
  •mere (adjective)
  • unadorned,
  • pure and simple,
  • unmixed.
  •musty (adjective)
  • oldfashioned,
  • old fashioned.
  •natural (adjective)
  • most natal,
  • more unacquired,
  • in-born,
  • in generate,
  • in born,
  • un acquired,
  • un controlled,
  • more natal,
  • most ingenerate,
  • un-controlled,
  • in-generate,
  • most matter of course,
  • most unacquired,
  • more matter of course,
  • un-acquired,
  • more ingenerate,
  • more matter-of-course,
  • most matter-of-course,
  • in voluntary,
  • in-voluntary,
  • matter-of-course.
  •nondescript (adjective)
  • unclassifiable,
  • unclassified,
  • unmemorable.
  •ordinary (adjective)
  • more unnoteworthy,
  • un-noteworthy,
  • more workaday,
  • unnoteworthy,
  • most unnoteworthy,
  • un noteworthy,
  • most workaday.
  •overused (adjective)
  • over-used,
  • over used.
  •paltry (adjective)
  • in-considerable,
  • most low down,
  • piddling,
  • more unconsequential,
  • un consequential,
  • more low down,
  • most derisory,
  • most lowdown,
  • most unconsequential,
  • most low-down,
  • more low-down,
  • low down,
  • more lowdown,
  • in considerable,
  • un-consequential,
  • more derisory.
  •pervasive (adjective)
  • can't get away from,
  • wall to wall,
  • all over the place,
  • wall-to-wall.
  •philistine (adjective)
  • un civilized,
  • un polished,
  • un-civilized.
  •plebeian (adjective)
  • more working-class,
  • most working class,
  • more working class,
  • most workingclass,
  • most working-class,
  • more workingclass,
  • workingclass,
  • un sophisticated.
  •poor (adjective)
  • SUBPAR.,
  • subnormal,
  • niggardly,
  • poorer.
  •prevailing (adjective)
  • more all embracing,
  • allembracing,
  • more all-embracing,
  • most predominating,
  • more preponderating,
  • most preponderating,
  • pre dominating,
  • pre-dominating,
  • most all embracing,
  • most allembracing,
  • more predominating,
  • all embracing,
  • pre vailing,
  • most all-embracing,
  • pre-vailing.
  •prevalent (adjective)
  • ex tensive,
  • faddiest,
  • swinging,
  • nower,
  • more prevalent,
  • faddier,
  • up to date,
  • nowest.
  •prosaic (adjective)
  • diddliest,
  • most ho-hum,
  • most ho hum,
  • more lusterless,
  • more hohum,
  • more ho hum,
  • most lusterless,
  • most hohum,
  • diddlier,
  • yawner,
  • yawnest,
  • prosest,
  • more ho-hum.
  •public (adjective)
  • free all,
  • most government,
  • opendoor,
  • un restricted,
  • more government,
  • more federal,
  • statest,
  • most federal,
  • free to all,
  • stater,
  • un-restricted.
  •ready-made (adjective)
  • readymade.
  •regular (adjective)
  • chronic,
  • periodic,
  • rhythmic,
  • Predominating,
  • epochal,
  • cyclical,
  • steady,
  • orthodox,
  • continual,
  • canonical,
  • metronomic.
  •rife (adjective)
  • thronged.
  •right (adjective)
  • be-fitting,
  • more condign,
  • de-served,
  • de served,
  • most condign,
  • right.
  •second-rate (adjective)
  • secondrate,
  • second rate.
  •second-rate/second-class (adjective)
  • cheap and dirty,
  • cheap dirty,
  • most secondrate.
  •shoddy (adjective)
  • brokendown,
  • not snuff,
  • not to snuff,
  • un respectable,
  • more unrespectable,
  • dis-creditable,
  • not up snuff,
  • most unrespectable,
  • dis creditable,
  • not up to snuff,
  • un-respectable.
  •sleazy (adjective)
  • un-substantial,
  • un substantial.
  •social (adjective)
  • in-formative,
  • grouper,
  • in formative,
  • groupest.
  •stale (adjective)
  • yesterday's,
  • yester days,
  • more zestless,
  • yester-day,
  • most zestless,
  • more cliche-ridden,
  • more cliche ridden,
  • fusty,
  • most cliche,
  • more cliche,
  • yester-days,
  • cliche-ridden,
  • yester day,
  • yesterday,
  • yester day's,
  • most cliche ridden,
  • cliche ridden,
  • like dinosaur,
  • most cliche-ridden,
  • yester-day's.
  •stereotypical (adjective)
  • stereo-typical,
  • stereo typical.
  •stock (adjective)
  • stocker.
  •sufficient (adjective)
  • aplenty,
  • unexceptionable.
  •tawdry (adjective)
  • more flaring,
  • most gimcrack,
  • more screaming,
  • tawdry,
  • most flaring,
  • most tinsel,
  • more gimcrack,
  • most screaming,
  • more tinsel.
  •threadbare (adjective)
  • imitative.
  •tolerable (adjective)
  • be arable,
  • be-arable,
  • sustainable,
  • more sustainable,
  • most sustainable.
  •traditional (adjective)
  • long established,
  • pre-scribed,
  • more transmitted,
  • time honored,
  • most longestablished,
  • more longestablished,
  • more long-established,
  • timehonored,
  • most doctrinal,
  • more long established,
  • un-written,
  • longestablished,
  • most transmitted,
  • folkest,
  • pre scribed,
  • most long established,
  • long-established,
  • more doctrinal,
  • most long-established,
  • un written.
  •trite (adjective)
  • most mildewed,
  • more usedup,
  • chainest,
  • more used-up,
  • more used up,
  • most used-up,
  • more mildewed,
  • most usedup,
  • usedup,
  • most used up.
  •typical (adjective)
  • re-presentative,
  • more patterned,
  • re presentative,
  • most patterned.
  •unanimous (adjective)
  • consensual,
  • with one voice,
  • of one mind,
  • concordant,
  • as one,
  • with voice,
  • consentient,
  • in complete accord,
  • unquestioned.
  •unchaste (adjective)
  • un chaster,
  • un-chaster,
  • un-chaste,
  • un chastest,
  • un-chastest,
  • un chaste.
  •unclean (adjective)
  • putrescent,
  • feculent.
  •uncleanly (adjective)
  • uncleanly.
  •undistinguished (adjective)
  • nothing to write home about,
  • nothing write home about,
  • nothing special,
  • un distinguished,
  • un-distinguished.
  •uneventful (adjective)
  • unfateful.
  •unexceptional (adjective)
  • unimpressive.
  •unexciting (adjective)
  • long winded,
  • un exciting,
  • un-exciting.
  •unimaginative (adjective)
  • un-romantic,
  • un imaginative,
  • un-imaginative,
  • un romantic.
  •uninteresting (adjective)
  • de-pressing,
  • un entertaining,
  • un enjoyable,
  • most unentertaining,
  • most unenjoyable,
  • more unenjoyable,
  • un-enjoyable,
  • un interesting,
  • de pressing,
  • unentertaining,
  • un-interesting,
  • un-entertaining,
  • more unentertaining.
  •universal (adjective)
  • multi-national,
  • omnipresent,
  • mass,
  • multinational,
  • master,
  • all over,
  • all-over,
  • allover,
  • pandemic,
  • ubiquitous.
  •unobjectionable (adjective)
  • un objectionable,
  • un-objectionable.
  •unremarkable (adjective)
  • un-remarkable,
  • un remarkable.
  •unwashed (adjective)
  • un-washed,
  • un washed.
  •used to (adjective)
  • at home with,
  • recognizable.
  •vernacular (adjective)
  • plebian,
  • more plebian,
  • most plebian.
  •vulgar (adjective)
  • chintzy,
  • boorish,
  • sordid,
  • degraded,
  • inelegant,
  • barnyard,
  • repulsive,
  • tactless,
  • garish,
  • earthy,
  • graceless,
  • unpolished,
  • cockney,
  • broad,
  • barbaric,
  • glaring,
  • raw,
  • profane,
  • brazen,
  • homespun,
  • soft-core,
  • obscene,
  • animal,
  • offensive,
  • crude,
  • rank,
  • hard core,
  • idiomatic,
  • rough,
  • gross,
  • depraved,
  • gaudy,
  • rude,
  • shameless,
  • coarse-grained,
  • ignominious,
  • in bad taste,
  • outlandish,
  • unbecoming,
  • salty,
  • unseemly,
  • tasteless,
  • revolting,
  • indelicate,
  • clumsy.
  •warmed-over (adjective)
  • warmedover,
  • warmed over.
  •well-known (adjective)
  • more somebody,
  • most celeb,
  • more celeb,
  • out standing,
  • super-starrer,
  • super-star,
  • super starrer,
  • namest,
  • super starrest,
  • well known,
  • most somebody,
  • superstarrest,
  • super star,
  • super-starrest,
  • superstarrer,
  • in public eye,
  • wellknown.
  •widespread (adjective)
  • on a large scale,
  • outspread,
  • across the board.
  •worldwide (adjective)
  • international.

• adv.

  •normally (adverb)
  • customarily,
  • moderately,
  • conventionally,
  • ordinarily,
  • normally,
  • dominantly,
  • usually,
  • predominantly.

• n.

  •
  • below,
  • chief,
  • above,
  • genteel,
  • elite,
  • born,
  • B-list,
  • A-list.
  •
  • all the time,
  • regularly,
  • perpetual,
  • frequently,
  • repeatedly,
  • a lot.
  •
  • uneven,
  • distributed,
  • undivided,
  • indivisible.
  •
  • crested,
  • gregarious,
  • flightless,
  • conjoint,
  • great,
  • webbed,
  • fledged,
  • migratory,
  • full-fledged.
  •
  • low-class.
  •
  • surprise.
  •
  • baseborn,
  • over,
  • Declassed.
  •
  • all-right,
  • O.K.,
  • goodish,
  • adequate,
  • respectable,
  • tidy,
  • satisfactory.
  •
  • low-grade,
  • substandard,
  • shabby,
  • second-rate,
  • second class,
  • better.
  •
  • infamous,
  • knowledge,
  • notorious.
  •common (noun)
  • community,
  • park,
  • popular,
  • unrefined,
  • group,
  • green,
  • uncouth,
  • lowborn,
  • grassroots,
  • commons,
  • unwashed.
  •commonality (noun)
  • the mass.
  •commonalty (noun)
  • pleb.
  •common people (noun)
  • commonalty,
  • commonality.
  •gender (noun)
  • gender-specific,
  • feminine,
  • masculines,
  • masculine.
  •green (noun)
  • sward,
  • Grassplot,
  • lawn,
  • grassplots,
  • swards.
  •inferior (noun)
  • sad.
  •pleb (noun)
  • bourgeoisies,
  • bourgeoisie.
  •shared (noun)
  • mutually held,
  • commonly held.
  •square (noun)
  • square.
  •substitute (noun)
  • vicarious.

• v.

  •unified (verb)
  • one.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • single,
  • lesser,
  • ruck,
  • mob.
  •
  • Among,
  • prolific.
  •
  • crowd,
  • folk,
  • With.
  •
  • unexceptional,
  • cut-and-dried,
  • good,
  • garden.
  •commonplace
  • proverbial.
  •community
  • civic.
  •global
  • worldwide.
  •group A
  • group a.
  •ordinary
  • indifferent.
  •preternatural
  • supernatural.
  •silica
  • opal.
  •up-to-date
  • modern.
  •white-collar
  • middle class.
  •Other relevant words:
  • common knowledge,
  • vile,
  • conversational,
  • paradise,
  • pleasure ground,
  • back-number,
  • cheesy,
  • corny,
  • miserable,
  • unliterary,
  • commonly known,
  • beneath contempt,
  • pleasance,
  • contemptible,
  • workday,
  • household,
  • scummy,
  • set,
  • pleasure garden,
  • unstudied,
  • bromidic,
  • unembellished,
  • despicable,
  • punk,
  • running,
  • scrubby,
  • sorry,
  • common or garden,
  • bewhiskered,
  • pitiful,
  • village green.

Paraphrases for Common:

• Equivalence

  • Adjective
    shared.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    shared.

• Reverse Entailment

  • Adjective
    uncommon.

• Independent

  • Adjective
    joint, pervasive, conventional, common-basket, habitual, community-wide, healthier, healthy, coherent, Familiar, anglo-saxon, similar, vulgar, infrequent, consensual, harmonised, non-political, standardised, single, unanimous, simple, unusual, day-today, ubiquitous, rare, predominant, abundant, traditional, wide-spread, rife, broad, unifying, conjugal, rampant, rank-and-file, sound, consolidated, banal, multiple-use, general, homogeneous, general-purpose.
  • Proper noun, singular
    joint, contracts, colleagues, objectives, objects, issues, Goals, trends, terns, women, lists, shared, Les, Its, gets, LINEs, single, communes, frequent, comune, consolidated, general, generals.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    joint, Les, common-law, conjunction, codecision, general, collaboration.
  • Verb, past tense
    Participated, joined, found, Stood, Referred, engaged, added, said, joint, shared.
  • Verb, 3rd person singular present
    shares, belongs, unites, joint.

• Other Related

  • Adjective
    concerted, commonplace, commonly, community, frequent.
  • Proper noun, singular
    commonly, community.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    commonality, commonplace, community.
  • Verb, 3rd person singular present
    communes.

Antonyms for Common:

• adj.

  • all
    uncommon, individual.
  • average, ordinary
    different, high, infrequent, superior, unfamiliar, refined, scarce, excellent, abnormal, noble, extraordinary, noteworthy, unconventional, irregular, aristocratic, unusual, valuable, exceptional, rare, sophisticated, original, cultured, unorthodox, peculiar.
  • generally known; held in common
    private, separate, particular, singular, specific.
  • low, coarse
    nice, rich, wealthy.
  • Other antonyms:
    distinctive, freakish, cultivated, supreme, unacceptable, intermittent, novel, number one, local, inadequate, prominent, top-notch, unshared, optimal, well-bred, unilateral, illustrious, A1, unpopular, polished, first-rate, signal, handsome, urbane, distinguished, regional, independent, citified, graceful, oddball, tasteful, striking, thoughtful, outre, cross-sectional, insufficient, nifty, highbred, one-sided, sensational, outrageous, smooth, optimum, salient, restrained, top, courtly, first class, seldom, fantastic, preeminent, unknown, notable, one-man, par excellence, one-way, classic, civilized, sensitive, conspicuous, considerate, constituent, terrific, capital, upper crust, way out, kooky, localized, prime, partial, solitary, nonconformist, swell, tip-top, component, outstanding, sterling, unprecedented, fragmentary, handcrafted, superlative, maximum, highborn, superb, stellar, sectional, good, high-grade, deficient, unsatisfactory, eminent, recherche, divisional, gracious.

Holonyms for Common:

• n.

  • location
    populated area, urban area.

Hypernym for Common:

• n.

  • location
    village green, amusement park, pleasure ground, funfair.

Hyponym for Common:

• n.

  • location
    parcel of land, piece of ground, parcel, piece of land, tract.