Synonyms for Typical:

• adj.

  •accepted, widespread (adjective)
  • prevalent.
  •accustomed (adjective)
  • habitual,
  • everyday.
  •all (adjective)
  • typical.
  •authentic, valid, legal (adjective)
  • legitimate.
  •categorical (adjective)
  • certain,
  • sure,
  • outright,
  • indubitable,
  • categorical,
  • flat,
  • unconditional,
  • denominational,
  • definite,
  • unequivocal,
  • absolute,
  • unqualified,
  • undeniable.
  •classic (adjective)
  • re-presentative,
  • re presentative,
  • time honored,
  • timehonored.
  •common (adjective)
  • wornout,
  • trivial,
  • stereo-typed,
  • most workaday,
  • comformable,
  • run of the mill,
  • more comformable,
  • prevailing,
  • most unvaried,
  • most comformable,
  • stereo typed,
  • in-formal,
  • unvaried,
  • in formal,
  • most worn out,
  • pre-vailing,
  • uni versal,
  • more workaday,
  • un-varied,
  • more frequent,
  • pre vailing,
  • uni-versal,
  • more unvaried,
  • un varied.
  •common, usual (adjective)
  • normal.
  •commonplace (adjective)
  • stock,
  • characterless,
  • starchest,
  • more characterless,
  • more dime a dozen,
  • dime-a-dozen,
  • more matter-of-course,
  • most characterless,
  • matter-of-course,
  • garden variety,
  • un noteworthy,
  • boiler plate,
  • most dime a dozen,
  • most matter-of-course,
  • Starcher,
  • obvious,
  • familiar tune,
  • unnoteworthy,
  • un interesting,
  • un eventful,
  • un-interesting,
  • middling,
  • most unnoteworthy,
  • un-eventful,
  • cliched,
  • most matter of course,
  • un-noteworthy,
  • more dime-a-dozen,
  • most dime-a-dozen,
  • starch,
  • more unnoteworthy,
  • most obvious,
  • more matter of course.
  •conventional (adjective)
  • buttondown,
  • wellknown,
  • pre-dominant,
  • most ritual,
  • in established usage,
  • more ritual,
  • pre dominant,
  • most tralatitious,
  • well known,
  • tralatitious,
  • button down,
  • more tralatitious.
  •conventional, traditional (adjective)
  • proverbial.
  •different, unique (adjective)
  • distinctive.
  •distinctive (adjective)
  • singular,
  • far cry,
  • out-standing,
  • poles apart,
  • like night and day,
  • diacritic,
  • extra ordinary.
  •exemplary (adjective)
  • meritorious,
  • unblamable,
  • inculpable,
  • in nocent,
  • neato,
  • most neato,
  • in-culpable,
  • guiltless,
  • more neato,
  • not bad,
  • Irreprehensible,
  • batting a thousand,
  • more bueno,
  • not too shabby,
  • in-nocent,
  • in culpable,
  • batting thousand,
  • righteous,
  • bueno,
  • most bueno,
  • lily-white.
  •figurative (adjective)
  • metaphorical,
  • florid,
  • metaphoric,
  • figurative.
  •general (adjective)
  • ex tensive.
  •illustrative (adjective)
  • more pictoric,
  • more revealing,
  • imagistic,
  • most exemplifying,
  • Illustratory,
  • more diagrammatic,
  • most iconographic,
  • Explicatory,
  • most explicatory,
  • most specifying,
  • more illustrational,
  • illustrational,
  • sampler,
  • most illustratory,
  • more illustratory,
  • most clarifying,
  • Iconographic,
  • more explicatory,
  • samplest,
  • most pictoric,
  • more clarifying,
  • most illustrational,
  • more exemplifying,
  • more iconographic,
  • most revealing,
  • more specifying,
  • most diagrammatic,
  • more imagistic,
  • most imagistic,
  • Pictoric,
  • diagrammatic.
  •inherited, native (adjective)
  • innate.
  •innate (adjective)
  • deep seated,
  • in-grained,
  • in-bred,
  • in-born,
  • Unacquired,
  • in bred,
  • more unacquired,
  • in born,
  • deepseated,
  • un acquired,
  • elemental,
  • un-acquired,
  • most unacquired.
  •instinctive (adjective)
  • kneejerk,
  • more intuitional,
  • by seat one pants,
  • more secondnature,
  • most second-nature,
  • un thinking,
  • un-prompted,
  • by seat ones pants,
  • by seat of pants,
  • un premeditated,
  • in-tuitional,
  • more unprompted,
  • instinctual,
  • most second nature,
  • un learned,
  • by seat of one's pants,
  • un prompted,
  • by seat pants,
  • un meditated,
  • Intuitional,
  • in voluntary,
  • most unmeditated,
  • in-voluntary,
  • most unprompted,
  • by seat of one pants,
  • un-thinking,
  • second-nature,
  • un-meditated,
  • secondnature,
  • un-premeditated,
  • more second nature,
  • by seat one's pants,
  • Unmeditated,
  • in tuitional,
  • by seat of ones pants,
  • most secondnature,
  • more unmeditated,
  • most intuitional,
  • unprompted,
  • more second-nature,
  • un-learned.
  •legitimate (adjective)
  • on the up and up,
  • on the up,
  • received,
  • re cognized,
  • wellfounded,
  • re-liablest,
  • re liabler,
  • licit,
  • re-liable,
  • on and up,
  • on the and up,
  • on the up up,
  • re-cognized,
  • well founded,
  • re liablest,
  • on up up,
  • on up,
  • on level,
  • on up and up,
  • re-liabler,
  • well-founded.
  •lily-white (adjective)
  • lilywhite,
  • lily white.
  •mainstream (adjective)
  • mainstream.
  •model (adjective)
  • most imitation,
  • more facsimile,
  • co-pier,
  • copier,
  • dummiest,
  • dummier,
  • most facsimile,
  • copiest,
  • more imitation,
  • co pier.
  •natural (adjective)
  • in generate,
  • un controlled,
  • most natal,
  • most ingenerate,
  • Ingenerate,
  • more natal,
  • un-controlled,
  • looked for,
  • in-generate,
  • uni-form,
  • natal,
  • more ingenerate,
  • uni form.
  •normal, common (adjective)
  • regular.
  •ordinary (adjective)
  • unremarkable,
  • undistinguished.
  •prevalent (adjective)
  • up to date,
  • more prevalent,
  • swinging,
  • faddy,
  • latest word,
  • faddiest,
  • nowest,
  • faddier,
  • nower,
  • in use.
  •proverbial (adjective)
  • unquestioned.
  •real, valid; concordant with facts (adjective)
  • true.
  •reflex, automatic (adjective)
  • instinctive.
  •regular (adjective)
  • un varying,
  • re-gular,
  • un-varying,
  • re gular.
  •routine (adjective)
  • most seasonal,
  • more seasonal.
  •standard (adjective)
  • more boilerplate,
  • most boilerplate,
  • more regulation,
  • boilerplate,
  • most regulation.
  •stock (adjective)
  • stocker,
  • over used,
  • over-used.
  •symbolic (adjective)
  • symbolical,
  • more token,
  • symptomatic,
  • emblematical,
  • most token.
  •true (adjective)
  • on target,
  • washer,
  • sure enough,
  • veridical,
  • Undesigning,
  • unfaked.
  •unblamable (adjective)
  • un-blamable,
  • un blamable.
  •undistinguished (adjective)
  • no great shakes,
  • so so,
  • gardenvariety,
  • un-inspired,
  • un distinguished,
  • nothing write home about,
  • un exciting,
  • un-distinguished,
  • un inspired,
  • un-memorable,
  • nothing special,
  • most unmemorable,
  • more unmemorable,
  • nothing to write home about,
  • un memorable,
  • unmemorable,
  • un-exciting.
  •unexceptional (adjective)
  • unimpressive,
  • unexceptional.
  •unremarkable (adjective)
  • cut and dried.
  •usual, conventional (adjective)
  • indicative,
  • exemplary,
  • in keeping,
  • old hat,
  • in character,
  • orthodox,
  • suggestive.

• n.

  •
  • essential.
  •
  • general,
  • as you might expect/imagine,
  • average,
  • that's not saying much,
  • of course,
  • what do/can you expect?,
  • sure-enough,
  • surprise,
  • I thought as much,
  • it/that figures,
  • anyway.
  •
  • model.
  •
  • ideal.
  •
  • common.
  •characteristic (noun)
  • symbolic,
  • illustrative,
  • par for the course,
  • expected,
  • patterned,
  • standardized.
  •emblematic (noun)
  • emblematic.
  •Other relevant words: (noun)
  • middle,
  • classic,
  • representative,
  • characteristic.
  •sample (noun)
  • sample.
  •typic (noun)
  • typic.
  •veritable (noun)
  • veritable.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • stereotypical,
  • obligatory,
  • prototypic,
  • wonted,
  • quintessential,
  • time-honored,
  • institutionalized,
  • prototypal,
  • textbook,
  • typically,
  • distinguished,
  • historically,
  • conventional,
  • peculiarly,
  • normally,
  • like,
  • prototypical,
  • accustomed,
  • naturally,
  • archetypal,
  • customary,
  • paradigmatic,
  • traditional,
  • mainline,
  • archetypic,
  • archetypical,
  • routine.
  •
  • commonplace,
  • natural,
  • standard.
  •
  • individual,
  • due,
  • ordinary,
  • classical.
  •
  • vintage.
  •ordinary
  • usual.

Paraphrases for Typical:

• Equivalence

  • Adjective
    illustrative, distinctive, emblematic, symptomatic, exemplary.

• Reverse Entailment

  • Adjective
    atypical, stereotypical.

• Independent

  • Adjective
    conventional, classical, traditional, customary, ordinary, usually, specific, peculiar, stereotyped, character-defining, indicative, characterised, significant, prevalent, formal, commonplace, symbolic, quintessential, business-as-usual, general, perfect, distinctly, representational, distinct, particular, normally, frequent, Familiar, examples, paradigm, unique.
  • Proper noun, singular
    Qualities, requirements, Categories, Histories, Properties.

• Other Related

  • Adjective
    habitual.

Antonyms for Typical:

• adj.

  • all
    atypical.
  • usual, conventional
    rare, eccentric, refined, irregular, extraordinary, abnormal, unusual, uncommon, different.
  • Other antonyms:
    freakish, bizarre, infrequent, unconventional, peculiar, quirky, curious, idiosyncratic, unfamiliar, way out, fantastic, outre, kooky, unexpected, outrageous, monstrous, oddball, unorthodox, unknown, unprecedented, noteworthy, nonrepresentative, unpredictable, distinctive, nonconformist, special.