Associated
Common and associated are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Common" instead an adjective "Associated".
Common
Common adjective - Often observed or encountered.
Associated and common are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Associated" instead an adjective "Common".
Both words in one sentence
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After all, the name "Iosif" or its equivalent forms "Joseph" and "Josef" have not been particularly associated with Stalin, Goebbels, or Mengele, nor very common German names like Heinrich and Hermann, let alone Reinhard.
Source: One Mario Limit -
The reason that the "Vermin" that the League seeks to destroy look like centipedes is due to them being the most common animal associated with kegare.
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Flower Motifs: Because flowers are a common detail placed into artwork, beings that originate from artwork like the ils would often have motifs associated with flowers.
Source: Manga / March Story
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