commonness

• Nom désignant l'état ou la qualité de ce qui est commun, que ce soit la fréquence de rencontre, le fait d'être partagé par plusieurs, ou l'absence de distinction et de raffinement.

A noun referring to the state or quality of being common, which can mean either the frequency of occurrence or the lack of refinement and distinction.

indénombrable

1. Frequent occurrenceB2formal

   The state or quality of being widely observed, frequently encountered, or prevalent.

   fréquence d'occurrence

   • The commonness of smartphones has changed how we communicate.
   • There is a surprising commonness of this bird species in urban areas.
   • The commonness of such errors suggests a flaw in the training process.

   Synonymesfrequencyincidencepervasivenessprevalenceregularityubiquity

   Antonymesrarityscarcityuncommonness

2. Lack of refinementC1formal

   The quality of lacking taste, elegance, or sophistication; vulgarity or coarseness.

   Caractère commun, vulgarité

   • The commonness of his jokes offended the more refined guests.
   • She was put off by the commonness of the decor.
   • His speech betrayed a certain commonness that surprised his colleagues.

   Synonymescoarsenesscrudenessindelicacyroughnessuncouthnessvulgarity

   Antonymesclasscultivationdistinctionelegancegentilitygracepolishrefinementsophisticationtaste

3. OrdinarinessB2formal

   The quality of being ordinary, unremarkable, or commonplace as a result of being frequent.

   caractère ordinaire

   • The commonness of the design made it easy to replicate.
   • He was tired of the commonness of everyday life.
   • The commonness of the plot made the movie predictable.

   Synonymescommonplacenessfamiliarityfrequencynormalityordinarinessprevalenceregularityubiquity

   Antonymesextraordinarinessrarityuniqueness

4. Shared attributesC1formal

   The state of having common traits, characteristics, or qualities with others.

   Caractère commun

   • The commonness of their goals united the team.
   • There is a commonness of purpose among the volunteers.
   • The commonness of their background made them instant friends.

   Synonymescommonalitycorrespondencelikenessresemblancesimilarity