workaday (ˈwɜːkəˌdeɪ
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Definitions
adjective (usually prenominal)
- being a part of general human experience; ordinary
- suitable for working days; everyday or practical
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Richard had been one of the world's victims, too good, too kind, too gentle, for the workaday struggle.
, Somewhere East of Life (1994)Instead of an authorial voice, even a workaday ironic one, the story is told by actors in dramatic reconstructions.
Spiked (2004)In the urban garden of the workaday householder, the kitchen garden can be anything you like.
The Mercury, Sunday Tasmanian (2005)So how can the pitfalls of workaday writing be avoided and how can reports be made readable?
Times, Sunday Times (2005)about Matamoros which made Corpus and Brownsville seem like pale, workaday places beside them.
, A Trip to the Light Fantastic (1993)