Normal and Stale

Normal

Normal adjective - Being of the type that is encountered in the normal course of events.

Stale and normal are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Stale" instead an adjective "Normal".

Stale

Stale adjective - Used or heard so often as to be dull.
Usage example: viewers were bored by the stale story lines of the new crop of sitcoms

Normal and stale are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Normal" instead an adjective "Stale".

Nearby Words: staled, staling

Both words in one sentence

  • Video Game / Rock Band This actually was the source of a gameplay mechanic: because Harmonix was aware playing bass can get a little "stale", the max multiplier for bass is 6x instead of the normal 4x.
  • Actually Pretty Funny With insane glee, Felix sets the trap and calls Oscar in for a snack- which of course Oscar just eats as if it were normal, saying, "The bun's a little stale."
  • Literature / Splinter Cell Sam is a Badass Normal super-spy with ultra-stealth skills but he lives in a Stale Beer world.
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