commonplace

/kˈɑmənplˌeɪs/ · 3 syllables

Meaning

adjective

1. completely ordinary and unremarkable
   “air travel has now become commonplace”
2. not challenging; dull and lacking excitement
   “an unglamorous job greasing engines”
3. repeated too often; overfamiliar through overuse
   “bromidic sermons”

noun

1. a trite or obvious remark

Synonyms for commonplace

• ordinary
• humdrum
• prosaic
• unglamorous
• unglamourous
• unexciting
• banal
• hackneyed
• old-hat
• shopworn
• stock
• threadbare
• timeworn
• tired
• trite
• well-worn
• unoriginal
• platitude
• cliche
• banality
• bromide

Words that rhyme with commonplace

• place
• base
• case
• face
• trace
• brace
• ace
• grace
• pace
• race
• space
• chase
• lace
• embrace
• disgrace
• displace
• interface
• mace
• replace
• debase
• efface
• erase
• airspace
• apace
• birthplace
• boldface
• interlace
• marketplace
• misplace
• retrace