Phrases with «commonplace»

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The word "commonplace" means something that is ordinary, familiar, or not special or unique. Full definition

With greater proliferation of technology, eLearning is now becoming commonplace in other less glamorous jobs too. (elearningindustry.com)
Corporate social - responsibility programs have become more commonplace in today's corporate world. (entrepreneur.com)
Now, this peak season secret is becoming more commonplace as people strive to eat smarter and save some money. (rismedia.com)
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