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common, familiar, ordinary, universal, commonplace, frequent, popular, usual

customary, habitual, prevalent, everyday, nor, not out of the regular course, not exceptional; hence, not above the average, not excellent or distinguished, inferior, or even low; _co to or participated in by two or s; as, sorrow is _co equally to all of a class, race, etc, but very coreater number, but not necessarily to all _Universal_ applies to all without exception; _general_ applies to all with possible or coht exceptions; _co whether they are even a eneral_ experience is one that comes to the majority of people; a _universal_ experience is one froerous for a debater to affiratived by a single exception, while a _general_ state many exceptions

We say a _coeneral_ truth, a _universal_ law Compare synonyms for NORMAL; USUAL

Antonyular, uncommon, unknown, unusual

GENEROUS

Synonyms:

bountiful, free, liberal, noble, chivalrous, free-handed, nanimous, open-handed, disinterested, free-hearted, enus_, a race) pri the qualities worthy of noble or honorable birth; hence, free and abundant in giving, giving freely, heartily, and self-sacrificingly As regards giving, _generous_ refers rather to the self-sacrificing heartiness of the giver, _liberal_ to the aenerous_ in the gift of an apple, a ift, however, is coift is vast in amount, whatever the motive of its bestowal One enerous_ only with his own _Disinterested_ suggests rather the thought of one's own self-denial; _generous_, of one's hearty interest in another's welfare or happiness One is _reat, and _animus_, soul) that rises above all that is poor, nobleto one's self, and thus above resentenerous_ by a kindness of heart that would rejoice in the welfare rather than in the punishreedy, noble, y

covetous, illiberal,

GENIUS

Synonyms:

talent, talents

_Genius_ is exalted intellectual power capable of operating independently of tuition and training, and inal creation, invention, discovery, expression, etc

_Talent_ is marked mental ability, and in a special sense, a particular and uncommon aptitude for soher than _talent_, more spontaneous, less dependent upon instruction, less aely the capacity to learn, acquire, appropriate, adapt oneself to deest andsuccess has been joined with tireless industry and painstaking Compare synonyms for MIND; POWER

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