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1 arkipäiväinen
yks.nom. arkipäiväinen; yks.gen. arkipäiväisen; yks.part. arkipäiväistä; yks.ill. arkipäiväiseen; mon.gen. arkipäiväisten arkipäiväisien; mon.part. arkipäiväisiä; mon.ill. arkipäiväisiinbanal (adje)common (adje)commonplace (adje)everyday (adje)humdrum (adje)ordinary (adje)trite (adje)workaday (adje)* * *• workaday• humdrum• ordinary• trite• everyday• banal• common• commonplace• customary -
2 ikävä
yks.nom. ikävä; yks.gen. ikävän; yks.part. ikävää; yks.ill. ikävään; mon.gen. ikävien ikäväin; mon.part. ikäviä; mon.ill. ikäviincomfortless (adje)corny (adje)drab (adje)dreary (adje)dry (adje)dull (adje)gloomy (adje)poky (adje)ponderous (adje)sad (adje)slow (adje)stodgy (adje)stuffy (adje)tedious (adje)tiresome (adje)uninteresting (adje)unpleasant (adje)untoward (adje)wearisome (adje)workaday (adje)yearning (adje)boredom (noun)ennui (noun)longing (noun)prosy (noun)regret (noun)tedium (noun)* * *• poky• stodgy• slow• sickening• sad• revolting• repugnant• repellent• regret• stuffy• ponderous• trite• odious• nauseating• prosy• uninteresting• workaday• regrettable• wearisome• vulgar• vile• tedium• unpleasant• tedious• unfavourable• uncomfortable• troublesome• lousy• tiresome• nasty• untoward• dry• abominable• annoying• awkward• boredom• boring• comfortless• corny• deplorable• depression• desolate• detestable• disgusting• disturbing• miserable• gloomy• melancholy• yearning• long-winded• longing• insipid• drab• hopeless• dreary• foul• flat• ennui• dusty• dull• monotonous• humdrum• repetitious
См. также в других словарях:
workaday — workaday, workday Workaday is now used only as an adjective in the meaning ‘ordinary, everyday’. The usual nouns for a day on which work is done are workday and working day. In AmE, workday also means ‘the part of the day used for work’ (as in an … Modern English usage
Workaday — Work a*day , n. See {Workyday}. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
workaday — index household (familiar), ordinary, prevailing (current), regular (conventional), usual … Law dictionary
workaday — c.1200, werkedei, from O.N. virkr dagr working day; see WORK (Cf. work) (n.) + DAY (Cf. day). Older than workday (early 15c.). It passed into an adj. 16c … Etymology dictionary
workaday — ► ADJECTIVE ▪ not unusual or interesting; ordinary … English terms dictionary
workaday — [wʉr′kə dā΄] adj. [ME werkedai < werk,WORK + e (prob. as in sunnedai,SUNDAY1, messeday, “mass day”) + dai,DAY] 1. of or suitable for working days; everyday 2. commonplace; ordinary … English World dictionary
workaday — adjective Etymology: alteration of earlier workyday, from obsolete workyday, noun workday Date: 1554 1. of, relating to, or suited for working days < workaday clothes > 2. ordinary, prosaic < workaday activities > < a workaday life > … New Collegiate Dictionary
workaday — [[t]wɜ͟ː(r)kədeɪ[/t]] ADJ: usu ADJ n Workaday means ordinary and not especially interesting or unusual. Enough of fantasy, the workaday world awaited him. Syn: everyday … English dictionary
workaday — adjective workaday prose our workaday lives Syn: ordinary, average, run of the mill, middle of the road, conventional, unremarkable, unexceptional, humdrum, undistinguished, commonplace, mundane, pedestrian; routine, everyday, day to day, ga … Thesaurus of popular words
workaday — Workyday Work y*day , n. [See {Workday}, {Workingday}.] A week day or working day, as distinguished from Sunday or a holiday. Also used adjectively. [Written also {workiday}, and {workaday}.] [Obs. or Colloq.] [1913 Webster] Prithee, tell her but … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
workaday — adj. Workaday is used with these nouns: ↑world … Collocations dictionary
