Common and Imperial

Common

Common adjective - Often observed or encountered.

Imperial is an antonym for common.

Imperial

Imperial adjective - Large and impressive in size, grandeur, extent, or conception.
Usage example: envisioned an imperial city that would rival the capitals of Europe for beauty and magnificence

Common is an antonym for imperial in regal topic.

Both words in one sentence

  • Series / The Empress Of China Drivento Suicide: Given it's imperial China and how suicide was common back then, there's bound to be full of this.
  • Webcomic / Polandball Even Evil Has Standards: Whilst the comic depicts all countries as evil to a greater or lesser degree, a common theme is that the other imperial powers are disgusted by the Belgian rule in the Congo.
  • Magic Knight Male mages born into noble families learn magic by the imperial decree, and aquire decent melee skills due to common requirements for boys in noble families, e.g.
    Source: Magic Knight
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