typical

typical
adj
1. representative, illustrative, paradigmatic, classic, quintessential; suggestive, evidential, symptomatic, implicative; exemplary, sample, pilot, experimental, model, true to type, true to form; characteristic, distinctive, indicatory, indicative; demonstrative, denotative, connotative; distinguishing, dif-ferentiative, discriminative, diacritical.
2. symbolic, emblematical, typal, epitomical; particular, specific, special, figural, idiosyncratic, peculiar, singular; categorical, classificational, taxonomical, divisional, subdivisional.
3. normal, ordinary, regular, standard, stock, household, regulation; usual, general, natural, common, commonplace, run-of-the-mill; customary, normative, conventional, habitual, to be expected, Inf. par for the course.

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  • typical — I adjective according to custom, according to routine, accustomed, average, characteristic, common, commonplace, conformable, conformable to rule, consistent, conventional, current, customary, everyday, exemplifying a class, familiar, habitual,… …   Law dictionary

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  • typical — *regular, natural, normal Analogous words: generic, general, *universal, common: specific (see SPECIAL) Antonyms: atypical: distinctive …   New Dictionary of Synonyms

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  • Typical — Infobox Single Name = Typical Artist = Mute Math from Album = Mute Math B side = Progress Released = flagicon|United States April 10 2007 flagicon|United Kingdom August 27 2007 Format = Digital download Physical release (UK) Recorded = Nashville …   Wikipedia

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