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3rd planet from sun, burrow, dirt; land; planet earth, world; den, burrow; electrical grounding; ore, attach to the earth (about an electrical conductor); cover with soil, human inhabitants of Earth, one of the four elements, pursuits of everyday life	earth
already prepared, item that is ready to use at the time of purchase or receipt; everyday object displayed as a work of art, preconceived, ready-to-wear garment	ready-made
basic literacy for everyday life	functional literacy
boring, tedious, tiresome; unimaginative, dull, not creative, everyday style of writing, nonpoetic style of writing; common phrase, dull expression, language that is not poetry, ordinary style of expression, rewrite as prose, sequence, speak or write p...	prose
Broadway musical written by Alan Jay Lerner and Frederick Loewe in 1947 about an enchanted Scottish village; quaint peaceful place that seems unconnected to everyday reality	Brigadoon
casual and everyday, colloquial, free of ceremony, unofficial, unceremonious; relaxed, easy	informal
class with hands-on activities, concerned with matters of fact, feasible, workable, applicable; useful, efficacious, can be put to use, good at solving problems, practicing, suitable for everyday use, virtual	practical
comedy based on everyday situation, sitcom	situation comedy
common stock, everyday, general, nonspecialist, of an expected standard, of or for all, of varying stress or length, open public area in a city or town, park, square (also commons), ordinary, piece of public land	common
commonplace activity, everyday task; habit, custom, practice; procedure that is always the same; part of a computer program containing instructions for a particular task (Computers), ordinary, usual; customary, habitual, regular pattern of behavior, re...	routine
contentment with everyday life	quality of life
creative design of everyday objects	arts and crafts
dull, dull remark, everyday, ordinary, uninteresting, something common or normal, something ordinary or routine	commonplace
Edgar Degas (1834-1917), French painter and sculptor famous for his portrayal of scenes from everyday life; family name	Degas
escape from everyday reality, indulgence in fantasies to escape reality, tendency to avoid reality, tendency to seek distractions from everyday life	escapism

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