Ordinary — synonyms, ordinary antonyms, definition

1. ordinary (a)

acceptable accustomed apparent austere average bare basic characteristic cheap colloquial common commonplace conventional customary domestic down-to-earth everyday fair familiar flimsy • • •

2. ordinary (Noun)

average ordinary bicycle regular run standard

ordinary (Noun) — (law) a judge of a probate court.

ordinary (Noun) — The expected or commonplace condition or situation. ex. "not out of the ordinary"

ordinary (Noun) — A clergyman appointed to prepare condemned prisoners for death.

ordinary (Noun) — An early bicycle with a very large front wheel and small back wheel.

ordinary (Noun) — (heraldry) any of several conventional figures used on shields.

armorial bearing bearing bicycle bike charge clergyman condition cycle heraldic bearing judge jurist justice man of the cloth reverend wheel bar sinister bend bend dexter bend sinister fess fesse

3. ordinary (Adjective)

extraordinary

ordinary (Adjective) — Not exceptional in any way especially in quality, ability, size or degree. ex. "ordinary everyday objects" ex. "ordinary decency" ex. "an ordinary day" ex. "an ordinary wine"

ordinary (Adjective) — Lacking special distinction, rank, or status; commonly encountered. ex. "the ordinary man in the street"

ordinary (Adjective) — (law) having regular jurisdiction.

mundaneness mundanity ordinariness