Common
Common adjective - Being of the type that is encountered in the normal course of events.
Usage example: just a common house cat but an extraordinary friend
Prominent
Both words in one sentence
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Luminescent Blushes are quite common and prominent in TwoKinds.
Source: Luminescent Blush - But in the eighties they became highly prominent and common, and had few good plots or characters to balance them out, leading to viewership dropping like flies, a brief hiatus, and then another one that lasted for 16 years.
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Psychic Powers: The most prominent type of magic in this world, its most common use is for mentally linking with animals but it can also be used to read and obliterate minds.
Source: Literature / The Lotus War
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