workaday
Use Workaday in a sentence
kəˌdeɪ adjective
1.
of or befitting working days; characteristic of a workday and its occupations.
2.
ordinary; commonplace; everyday; prosaic.
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| —adj | |
| 1. | being a part of general human experience; ordinary |
| 2. | suitable for working days; everyday or practical |
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Workaday
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Example sentences
Family vacations offer an oasis from workaday life to spend time and bond with family members.
My experience in the workaday world enabled me to see academe without illusions and to enjoy what is best about it.
We acquired a kind of sympathetic understanding that is rare in this workaday world.
As though only a total outsider, or fool, or wise guy would apply such workaday logic to the briefing process.
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