Cŏm'mon-plāçe1, a.
Common; trite; not new or extraordinary.
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Commonplace
Cŏm'mon-plāçe2, n.
Sense 1. (Rhet.) A general idea applicable to different subjects; a topic common to two or more subjects. Blair.
Sense 2. A trite or customary remark.
Cŏm'mon-plāçe3, v. t.
To enter in a commonplace-book, or to reduce to general heads. Felton.