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commonality

/ˌkɒm.əˈnæl.ɪ.ti/

Traducción: Sustantivo que denota el estado de poseer características o atributos comunes, o la característica compartida en sí.

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noun

/ˌkɒm.əˈnæl.ɪ.ti/C1formal
  • esSustantivo que denota el estado de poseer características o atributos comunes, o la característica compartida en sí.

A noun referring to the state of sharing common features or attributes, or a shared feature itself.

  1. Common peopleC1formal

    A social class consisting of ordinary people who do not have noble or clerical rank.

    esgente común

    • The commonality had little influence on the decisions of the monarchy.
    • In medieval times, the commonality worked the land for the nobility.
    • The reforms were designed to improve the lives of the commonality.

    Sinónimoscommon peoplecommonaltypopulacethird estate

  2. Shared featuresB2formal

    The state of sharing features, attributes, or characteristics with another person or group.

    esCualidad de compartir características

    • There is a strong commonality of interests among the team members.
    • The study found a commonality in the genetic makeup of the two species.
    • Despite their different backgrounds, they discovered a commonality in their love for music.

    Sinónimosaffinitycommonnesscorrespondencekinshipresemblancesimilaritysimilitude

    Antónimosdifferencedissimilaritydistinctnessdivergenceuniqueness

Formas
  • commonalities plural form
  • commonalities' possessive plural form
  • commonality's possessive singular form
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