commonness
Variant of common
adjective
- belonging equally to, or shared by, two or more or by all: the common interests of a group
- belonging or relating to the community at large; public: common carriers
- widely existing; general; prevalent: common knowledge
- widely but unfavorably known: a common criminal
- met with or occurring frequently; familiar; usual: a common sight
- basic; simple; rudimentary: common courtesy
- not of the upper classes; of the masses: the common man
- having no rank: a common soldier
- below ordinary; inferior: common ware
- not refined; vulgar; low; coarse
- Anat. formed of or dividing into branches
- Gram.
- designating a noun that refers to any of a group or class, as book, apple, street
- designating gender that can be either masculine or feminine: the word child is of common gender
- Math. belonging equally to two or more quantities: a common denominator
noun
- ☆ land owned or used by all the inhabitants of a place; tract of open public land, esp. as a park in a city or town
- Eccles.
- the office or service suitable for any of a class of festivals
- the ordinary of the Mass
- Law the right that a person has, in common with the owner or others, in the land or waters of another
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