Adjective:

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quotidian's Usage Examples:

well as still lifes, she realized interiors, some landscapes, scenes of quotidian life, particularly with children : L"anniversaire, Sortie de classe, Maternité.

via Ezra Pound, of elements of the Noh theatre of Japan, a tendency to mythologise quotidian situations, and a particularly strong focus on writings in.

inflammatory disease that may cause intermittent fever, characteristically a quotidian fever that spikes once or twice in the late afternoon to evening.

Etruscan pictorial art, and they are singular testaments to Etruscans" quotidian life, ceremonies, and mythology.

The argument is that, although Hitler did not involve himself much in daily administration, this stemmed not from an inability to do so (as Broszat suggested), but from a lack of interest in the quotidian.

malaria, namely, quotidian (miorya), tertan (alternate days, yerekorya), and quartan (three days apart, chorekorya).

order to overcome this malady of the quotidian? Would summer have to come to rest in some perfected state or winter penetrate to "the final slate"? Harold.

persons, lacking imagination, are concerned solely with the mundane: the quotidian and ordinary.

today Interlingua quotidian quotidian Irish laethúil daily Italian quotidiano quotidian Korean 일용할 of daily use Latin cotidianum quotidian supersubstantialem.

"ABUNdANCE valorizes quotidian movement as art form".

 The malady of the quotidian .

is a repetitive insistence on collocating the miraculous and the quotidian.

The theme of la vida cotidiana, quotidian life, is true to realism, and the perspectives of the literature about.

Synonyms:

routine, workaday, unremarkable, ordinary, everyday, mundane,

Antonyms:

strange, formal, heavenly, unworldly, extraordinary,