Synonyms for Everyday:

• adj.

  •accepted, widespread (adjective)
  • prevalent.
  •accustomed (adjective)
  • common,
  • typical,
  • everyday,
  • general,
  • regular,
  • chronic,
  • established,
  • orthodox,
  • expected,
  • set,
  • traditional,
  • accepted.
  •banal (adjective)
  • insipid,
  • hackneyed,
  • cornball,
  • corny,
  • tired,
  • dumb,
  • bromidic,
  • watery,
  • stale,
  • tripe,
  • flat,
  • nothing,
  • trite,
  • stupid,
  • ho hum,
  • old hat,
  • wishy-washy,
  • stereotyped,
  • bland,
  • dull as dishwater,
  • cornfed,
  • pabulum,
  • unoriginal,
  • noplace,
  • vapid,
  • square,
  • hokey,
  • platitudinous.
  •boring, uneventful (adjective)
  • humdrum.
  •casual, simple (adjective)
  • informal.
  •colloquial (adjective)
  • dialectal,
  • conversational,
  • jive,
  • chatty,
  • popular,
  • idiomatic,
  • demotic,
  • vernacular.
  •common (adjective)
  • homely,
  • bourgeois,
  • current,
  • monotonous,
  • unvaried,
  • worn-out,
  • banal,
  • trivial,
  • obscure,
  • wearisome,
  • prevailing,
  • natural,
  • universal,
  • probable,
  • comformable.
  •common, general (adjective)
  • vulgar.
  •common, regular (adjective)
  • ordinary.
  •common, typical (adjective)
  • usual.
  •common, well-known (adjective)
  • Familiar.
  •customary (adjective)
  • household,
  • in the groove,
  • understood,
  • prescriptive,
  • playing it safe,
  • according to hoyle,
  • confirmed,
  • sop,
  • acknowledged,
  • Stipulated,
  • in a rut,
  • by the numbers,
  • recognized,
  • regulation,
  • same old,
  • standard operating procedure.
  •daily (adjective)
  • often,
  • once daily,
  • diurnal,
  • day after day,
  • cyclic,
  • most often,
  • constantly,
  • regularly,
  • day-to-day,
  • once a day,
  • circadian,
  • day by day,
  • periodic,
  • from day to day.
  •dull, unoriginal (adjective)
  • uninspired.
  •familiar (adjective)
  • intimate,
  • homespun,
  • repeated,
  • matter-of-fact,
  • known,
  • unceremonious,
  • recognizable,
  • proverbial,
  • domestic,
  • unsophisticated.
  •familiar with (adjective)
  • used to.
  •frequent (adjective)
  • many,
  • profuse,
  • a good many,
  • frequent,
  • recurrent.
  •general (adjective)
  • more matter-of-course,
  • matter-of-course,
  • most matter-of-course,
  • ex tensive,
  • un eventful,
  • most matter of course,
  • more matter of course,
  • un-eventful.
  •habitual (adjective)
  • routine.
  •hackneyed (adjective)
  • played out,
  • old chestnut,
  • well-worn,
  • old-chestnut,
  • old saw,
  • out-dated,
  • timeworn,
  • out-of-date,
  • out of date,
  • old-hat,
  • old-saw,
  • familiar tune,
  • played-out.
  •homely (adjective)
  • in elaborate,
  • more homelike,
  • un-pretentious,
  • in-elaborate,
  • homelike,
  • most homelike,
  • un assuming,
  • un affected,
  • inelaborate,
  • unassuming,
  • more inelaborate,
  • un-affected,
  • most inelaborate,
  • un ostentatious,
  • un-assuming,
  • unpretentious,
  • un-ostentatious,
  • un pretentious.
  •household (adjective)
  • more domiciliary,
  • more family,
  • most family,
  • domiciliary,
  • most domiciliary.
  •humdrum (adjective)
  • mono-tone,
  • prosiest,
  • most white-bread,
  • repetitious,
  • more white-bread,
  • toneless,
  • prosy,
  • most toneless,
  • more treadmill,
  • more whitebread,
  • prosier,
  • more banausic,
  • most banausic,
  • most whitebread,
  • white bread,
  • whitebread,
  • most treadmill,
  • more white bread,
  • banausic,
  • un-interesting,
  • un interesting,
  • more monotone,
  • most monotone,
  • mono tone,
  • most plodding,
  • more toneless,
  • most white bread,
  • more plodding.
  •inferior, plain (adjective)
  • lowly.
  •informal (adjective)
  • in-conspicuous,
  • folksy,
  • un-fussiest,
  • most improv,
  • un fussy,
  • un-restrained,
  • more low-pressure,
  • low pressure,
  • throwaway,
  • more throwaway,
  • un fussier,
  • down home,
  • low-pressure,
  • un constrained,
  • most throwaway,
  • unfussiest,
  • more free and easy,
  • laid back,
  • un fussiest,
  • un-conventional,
  • un conventional,
  • most free and easy,
  • un official,
  • unfussy,
  • lowpressure,
  • more free-and-easy,
  • without ceremony,
  • unfussier,
  • most low-pressure,
  • more low pressure,
  • free-and-easy,
  • in formal,
  • in conspicuous,
  • IMPROV,
  • un-official,
  • most low pressure,
  • in-formal,
  • un-fussy,
  • un-fussier,
  • most lowpressure,
  • most free-and-easy,
  • more lowpressure,
  • more improv.
  •lowly (adjective)
  • proletarian,
  • menial,
  • reverential,
  • unwashed,
  • cast down,
  • lowborn.
  •mundane (adjective)
  • more workday,
  • most workday.
  •normal, typical (adjective)
  • average.
  •normal, usual (adjective)
  • accustomed.
  •occurring every day; during the day (adjective)
  • daily.
  •ordinary (adjective)
  • formulaic,
  • unremarkable,
  • quotidian,
  • undistinguished.
  •picayune (adjective)
  • in considerable,
  • of no account,
  • in significant,
  • Non-essential,
  • in-considerable,
  • in-consequential,
  • non essential,
  • un-important,
  • in consequential.
  •prevalent (adjective)
  • swinging,
  • in use,
  • more prevalent,
  • up to date,
  • faddier,
  • nower,
  • latest word,
  • faddiest,
  • faddy,
  • nowest.
  •prosaic (adjective)
  • diddliest,
  • diddlier,
  • more ho-hum,
  • yawner,
  • yawnest,
  • un-inspiring,
  • most uninspiring,
  • more hohum,
  • uninspiring,
  • more uninspiring,
  • prosest,
  • most hohum,
  • most ho hum,
  • most lusterless,
  • more lusterless,
  • un inspiring,
  • hohum,
  • Proser,
  • most ho-hum,
  • more ho hum.
  •regular, approved (adjective)
  • standard.
  •routine (adjective)
  • more seasonal,
  • most seasonal.
  •run-of-the-mill (adjective)
  • run of the mill.
  •threadbare (adjective)
  • imitative.
  •trivial (adjective)
  • picayune,
  • skindeep,
  • beside point,
  • skin deep.
  •typical (adjective)
  • prototypical,
  • prototypic,
  • more patterned,
  • re-presentative,
  • typic,
  • most patterned,
  • in keeping,
  • in character,
  • prototypal,
  • re presentative.
  •undistinguished (adjective)
  • unnoteworthy,
  • nothing to write home about,
  • no great shakes,
  • nothing special.
  •unexceptional (adjective)
  • unexceptional,
  • unimpressive.
  •unimaginative (adjective)
  • prosaic.
  •uninspired (adjective)
  • unmotivated,
  • unimpressed,
  • phoned in.
  •unmotivated (adjective)
  • more unambitious,
  • unambitious,
  • un ambitious,
  • un-ambitious,
  • un-motivated,
  • most unambitious,
  • un motivated.
  •unremarkable (adjective)
  • un remarkable,
  • un-remarkable.
  •unwashed (adjective)
  • de classed,
  • un-washed,
  • de-classed,
  • un washed.
  •used to (adjective)
  • more acclimated,
  • at home with,
  • most acclimated.
  •usual (adjective)
  • cut and dried,
  • grinder,
  • grindest.
  •usual, established (adjective)
  • customary.
  •vulgar (adjective)
  • un refined,
  • un-refined.

• adv

  •all the time (adverb)
  • day in and day out.
  •day in and day out (adverb)
  • without exception,
  • month in month out,
  • year in year out,
  • day in day out,
  • week in week out.

• n.

  •
  • good.
  •
  • widespread.
  •casual (noun)
  • casual.
  •mundane (noun)
  • mundane.
  •Other relevant words: (noun)
  • characteristic,
  • native.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • colloquial,
  • overblown,
  • ho-hum,
  • norm,
  • routinely,
  • pedestrian,
  • cookie-cutter,
  • ordinarily,
  • characterless,
  • workday,
  • second nature,
  • normalcy,
  • no-frills,
  • unmemorable,
  • normality,
  • flesh and blood,
  • white-bread,
  • rough-and-ready,
  • nondescript.
  •
  • middle,
  • human,
  • simple,
  • anonymous,
  • unadventurous,
  • pro forma,
  • mainstream,
  • vanilla.
  •
  • humble,
  • crude,
  • rude.
  •
  • basic.
  •
  • primitive.
  •
  • straight.
  •
  • right.
  •ordinary
  • plain.
  •trite
  • threadbare.

Paraphrases for Everyday:

• Equivalence

  • Adjective
    daily, day-to-day, ordinary.
  • Proper noun, singular
    daily, day-to-day.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    daily, day-to-day.
  • Adverb
    daily.

• Independent

  • Adjective
    daytime, normal, prevalent, regular, trivial, usual, DER, real-life, dayto-day, day-today.
  • Proper noun, singular
    skills.
  • Noun, plural
    thousands.

• Other Related

  • Adjective
    banal, commonplace, mundane.

Antonyms for Everyday:

• adj.

  • accustomed
    unaccustomed.
  • average
    atypical, outstanding, extraordinary, extreme.
  • banal
    new, fresh, original.
  • colloquial
    correct, stilted, formal, standard.
  • common
    noteworthy, rare, valuable, infrequent, scarce.
  • conventional
    foreign, exotic, irregular, uncustomary, strange, unconventional.
  • customary
    occasional, sometime.
  • daily
    nocturnal, nightly, at night.
  • everyday
    special, different, unexpected, abnormal, unfamiliar, uncommon, exceptional, unusual.
  • familiar
    unknown, undistinguished, unremarkable.
  • Other antonyms:
    phenomenal, idiosyncratic, untypical, singular, wacky, trim, nonconformist, notable, unparalleled, outrageous, smart, funny, remarkable, salient, fashionable, intermittent, dressed-up, noble, offbeat, way out, oddball, weird, seldom, outre, aberrant, prominent, peculiar, far-out, sublime, dressy, bizarre, anomalous, unprecedented, quaint, freak, conspicuous, elegant, lofty, signal, chic, unwonted, out-of-the-way, stylish, recherche, unnatural, unique, wild, tidy, striking, best, unexampled, kooky, high-minded, screwy, sporadic, curious, novel, unorthodox, freakish, semiformal, neat, quirky, fantastic, eccentric, odd.

Homophones for Everyday:

• evaporate, effort, evaporated, every day, evaporite, evert.