Common and Native

Common

Common adjective - Often observed or encountered.

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Native and common are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Native" instead an adjective "Common".

Native adjective - Belonging to a particular place by birth or origin.

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Common and native are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Common" instead an adjective "Native".

Nearby Words: nativity, natively

female	female common	female native
many	many common	many native
single	single common	single native
real	real common	real native
Other adjectives: black, traditional, few, different, European.

There are no true cedars in North America, but the misnamed Atlantic White cedar, which is actually a cypress, is native and common to Mississippi.

Source: Literature / A Rose for Emily
The Wild Card spreads like the common influenza, has a 90% lethality rate, and can be used as a bio-weapon in its native state, as used by disease-powered Aces and the Card Sharks.

Source: Literature / Wild Cards
In practice, Dominaria has around a dozen native planeswalkers and planes with at least three seem to be more common than planes that don't have any.

Source: Oddly Common Rarity

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