Common
High-class
High-class adjective - Of the very best kind.
Both words in one sentence
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Compare to French Jerk for a character type common to the French restaurant, and Chez Restaurant for a naming convention commonly used to make things sound high-class.
Source: French Cuisine Is Haughty - Gob, Lindsey, Buster and their mother all live high-class lifestyles despite the fact that none of them have any useful skills or even common sense.
Source: Idiot Houdini -
To this day, karam Hatim (the generosity of Hatim) is a fairly common (if somewhat high-class) expression for being very generous to one's guests.
Source: Sacred Hospitality
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