Common
Common adjective - Often observed or encountered.
Extreme
Extreme adjective - Most distant from a center.
How words are described
Both words in one sentence
- Usually has at least one example of that extreme (indeed, the Logical Extreme might be quite common, even to the point of being a Sub-Trope).
Source: Logical Extreme -
This is common with societies that combine extreme wealth with extreme inequality.
Source: Conspicuous Consumption - Jack - Combination classes are common, including "3 School Melees" — a mage that takes a weapon skill instead of War Magic, allowing them to buff themselves up to extreme levels.
Source: An Adventurer Is You
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