Average
Average adjective - Having or showing the qualities associated with the members of a particular group or kind.
Usage example: the company's marketing people want to interview average teenagers to see what kinds of clothes appeal to them
Classic and average are semantically related in standard topic. In some cases you can use "Classic" instead the word "Average" as an adjective or a noun.
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Noir, in the classic and stylistic sense, is visually darker than your average gangster picture, playing with light and long, deep shadows instead of bright, documentary-styled camera work.
Source: Film Noir -
The Greys: Caesans most resemble the classic Greys in appearance, though they're just as tall as the average human on the tactical map and, uniquely, wear color-coded uniforms indicating their role.
Source: Video Game / Xenonauts -
Her brother Santiago is a classic Vaporizer whose dual pistols can theoretically get off 16 shots per turn where two is average and four is amazing.
Source: The Gunslinger
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