Normal
Normal adjective - Being of the type that is encountered in the normal course of events.
Stereotyped and normal are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Stereotyped" instead an adjective "Normal".
Stereotyped
Stereotyped adjective - Used or heard so often as to be dull.
Usage example: the wacky neighbor and other stereotyped characters seen on TV sitcoms
Normal and stereotyped are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Normal" instead an adjective "Stereotyped".
Nearby Words: stereotype, stereotypical, stereotyping
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- familiar and normal
- familiar and stereotyped
- typical and normal
- typical and stereotyped
- usual and normal
- usual and stereotyped
- common and normal
- common and stereotyped
- customary and normal
- customary and stereotyped
- habitual and normal
- habitual and stereotyped
- ordinary and normal
- ordinary and stereotyped
Both words in one sentence
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Considering he's an android, stereotyped as logical and dispassionate about things that could emotionally compromise normal people, this trait of his is almost a subversion.
Source: Wide-Eyed Idealist - The Thalassans, Spawn of Thalassa: Stereotyped to be well adapted for both the land and the sea and, more metaphorically, life with normal humans, which puts a lot of pressure on them.
- White people who listened to rap were no longer stereotyped as disaffected middle-class youth clinging to an alien subculture, but rather, were viewed in much the same way as fans of any other type of pop music — possibly a bit conformist, but otherwise normal.
Source: Useful Notes / The Oughts
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