Familiar
Familiar adjective - Within normal everyday experience; common and ordinary; not strange.
Usage example: familiar ordinary objects found in every home
Singular
Singular adjective - Being out of the ordinary.
Usage example: the novelist's singular command of the language makes her a compelling voice in contemporary fiction
Nearby Word: singularity
Both words in one sentence
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The monster called Noise, however, shows up ONLY on the first floor, and is even weaker: a level 1 Koh can destroy them without a familiar easily, using the craptastic weapon (singular) you can purchase in town.
Source: Video Game / Azure Dreams - But whereas English uses only the plural (polite) form for all occasions, Westron as spoken by hobbits employed only the singular (familiar) form.
Source: Translation Convention - Contrary to Ye Olde Butcherede Englishe, it's actually thou which was the familiar, and "you" which was formal—hence the stereotype of Quakers using "thee" and "thou" (they rejected singular "you" as being inegalitarian and "not plain", while Quakers were supposed to be egalitarian and "plain").
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