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standardadjective being of the type that is encountered in the normal course of eventsa standard bandage is all that that wound needs average, common, commonplace, cut-and-dried(also cut-and-dry), everyday, garden-variety, normal, ordinary, prosaic, routine, run-of-the-mill, standard-issue, unexceptional, unremarkable, usual, workaday regular, typical, unextraordinaryfamiliar, homely, plain, plain-Jane, popular, vulgarnaturalcustomary, wontedinsignificant, trivial, unimportantfrequent, habitualexpected, predictable par for the course abnormal, exceptional, extraordinary, odd, out-of-the-way, strange, unusual curious, funny, peculiar, quaint, queeraberrant, anomalous, atypical, irregular, untypicalrare, recherché, scarcefantastic(also fantastical), phenomenalbizarre, far-out, Kafkaesque, outrageous, outré, wacky(also whacky), way-out, weird, wildeccentric, idiosyncratic, kooky(also kookie), nonconformist, oddball, offbeat, unconventional, unorthodoxfreak, freakishconspicuous, notable, novel, outstanding, prominent, salient, signal, striking, unexampled, unprecedentedsingular, unique, unparalleled having or showing the qualities associated with the members of a particular group or kindhe's pretty much your standard high-school jock archetypal(also archetypical), average, characteristic, normal, regular, representative, true, typical common, commonplace, conventional, customary, everyday, ordinary, usual, wonted, workadayclassic, textbook, vintageexpected, familiar, habitual, predictable, routine, unexceptional, unremarkablepredominant, preponderant aberrant, abnormal, anomalous, atypical, deviant, irregular, nonrepresentative, nontypical, untypical uncommon, unconventional, uncustomary, unusual, unwonteddistinctive, especial, exceptional, extraordinary, infrequent, noteworthy, rare, remarkable, singular, special, unexpected, unfamiliar, unique, unpredictableeccentric, idiosyncratic, nonconformist, peculiar, unknown, unorthodoxcurious, erratic, funky, funny, odd, oddball, offbeat, outlandish, quirky, screwy, strange, wacky(also whacky), way-outbizarre, fantastic(also fantastical), far-out, freak, freakish, kooky(also kookie), out-of-the-way, outrageous, outré, rare, singular, unnatural, weird, wild accepted, used, or practiced by most peoplestandard procedure conventional, current, customary, going, popular, prevailing, prevalent, stock, usual average, common, everyday, normal, ordinaryregular, routineepidemic, ubiquitous, universal, widespreadaccustomed, wontedfashionable, in, modish, stylish nonstandard, unconventional, unpopular, unusual abnormal, exceptional, extraordinary, uncommon something set up as an example against which others of the same type are comparedthe animation in that movie set the standard against which all later animated cartoons were judged bar, barometer, benchmark, criterion, gold standard, grade, mark, measure, metric, par, touchstone, yardstick case, example, instanceaverage, norm, ruleacme, apex, meridian, peak, pinnacle, summit, zenith aberration, abnormality, deviation a piece of cloth with a special design that is used as an emblem or for signalinga ship flying the queen's standard banderole(or banderol), banner, colors, ensign, flag, guidon, jack, pendant(also pendent, chiefly British), pennant, pennon, streamer bunting, gonfalonblack flag, Jolly Roger, tricolor, union jack, white flagburgee, semaphore, signaler(or signaller), waftbadge, coat of arms, crest, insignia what is typical of a group, class, or seriessomewhat shorter than the standard for boys that age average, norm, normal, par golden mean, mean, median, middlecommonplace, ordinary, rule, run, status quo, usualexemplar, representative abnormality, anomaly, deviation, exception, rarity standards pl.the code of good conduct for an individual or groupa life guided by high standards ethics, ethos, morality, morals, norms, principles customs, dictates, etiquette, manners, mores, valuesbeliefs, dogma, faith, tenets n.standard, criterion, gauge, yardstick, touchstone mean a means of determining what a thing should be.standard applies to any definite rule, principle, or measure established by authority.standards of behavior criterion may apply to anything used as a test of quality whether formulated as a rule or principle or not.questioned the critic's criteria for excellence gauge applies to a means of testing a particular dimension (such as thickness, depth, diameter) or figuratively a particular quality or aspect.polls as a gauge of voter dissatisfaction yardstick is an informal substitute for criterion that suggests quantity more often than quality.housing construction as a yardstick of economic growth touchstone suggests a simple test of the authenticity or value of something intangible.fine service is one touchstone of a first-class restaurant in the 12th century |