Common
Punk
Punk adjective - Falling short of a standard.
Usage example: she plays a punk game of tennis, so you won't have any trouble beating her
Both words in one sentence
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The 1982 hardcore punk wave was also called "no future" punk, as the fear of an imminent nuclear holocaust, or environmental destruction was a common theme.
- While switching between clean, punk styled vocals and harsh, growled and screamed vocals is common in metalcore, 3 Inches of Blood is very much a thrash-power metal band with little to no similarities to metalcore outside of common thrash elements.
Source: Metalcore - Berry starts off as a common street punk who got into it with some guys at a night club.
Source: From Nobody To Nightmare / Film
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