Common
Common adjective - Often observed or encountered.
Metropolitan and common are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Metropolitan" instead an adjective "Common".
Metropolitan
Metropolitan adjective - Relating to or characteristic of a metropolis.
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Synonyms for Metropolitan
Common and metropolitan are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Common" instead an adjective "Metropolitan".
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Today, the city is a common location for The First 48 and the second most dangerous metropolitan area in the USA.
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Such publications are also common in the suburbs, where they cover local issues that the metropolitan dailies may overlook, particularly development issues.
- These restaurants, being newer, can be found in any reasonably large metropolitan area in the country (unlike the red-gravy places, which, again, are more or less restricted to the old centers of Italian immigration), as it's a fairly common menu style for an upscale or semi-upscale restaurant.
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