standard

1 of 2adjective

/ˈstændərd/

Forms:more standard,most standard

1

commonly recognized, done, used, etc.

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The standard procedure for new employees includes completing an orientation program.
In this region, it's standard practice to tip waitstaff 15% of the total bill.
The company's standard warranty covers repairs for up to one year after purchase.
The standard attire for the event is business casual, so please dress accordingly.
The company only sells standard brands known for their reliability.

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conventional traditional orthodox normative established customary

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2

widely accepted and used due to its high quality or excellence

The standard reference works are essential for academic research.
The textbook is a standard resource for advanced students.
The model is considered the standard example of modern design.
Her standard approach to problem-solving is both effective and efficient.
The restaurant follows standard practices for food safety.

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3

(of language) commonly accepted by educated speakers, typically used in formal or professional settings

The report was written in standard English, free of errors.
In formal speeches, it’s important to use standard language to ensure clarity.
His speech was free from slang, adhering to standard English.
The professor encouraged students to write in standard English for academic papers.
Standard English is taught in schools to promote effective communication.

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