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Adjective
Originating or occurring naturally in, or from, a given place
Prevalent in a particular area or region
Very commonly encountered or observed
Easily, or capable of being, transmitted to others
Uniquely connected with someone or something
Being such by habit, long-established, and not likely to change
Noun
Any contagious disease that spreads rapidly and kills many people
Adverb
In circulation
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Adjective
▲
Originating or occurring naturally in, or from, a given place
native
indigenous
domestic
local
regional
aboriginal
autochthonous
born
autochthonic
original
first
earliest
primeval
US
primitive
primaeval
UK
primordial
ancient
initial
autochthonal
primary
home-grown
mother
vernacular
homegrown
ethnic
chthonic
home-bred
pristine
primal
early
prehistoric
primigenial
antediluvian
antique
prime
old
essential
embryonic
fundamental
elementary
past
previous
basic
underivative
beginning
introductory
archaic
elemental
untouched by humans
resident
national
home
anterior
preceding
former
antecedent
prior
proleptical
premier
inaugural
earlier
foremost
home-made
precursory
maiden
foregoing
budding
lower
pioneer
starting
opening
antiquated
nascent
foundational
initiatory
headmost
inceptive
underlying
substratal
vestigial
atavistic
pre-existing
of yore
early bird
ur-
proto-
virgin
commencing
leadoff
of long ago
infant
rudimental
founding
rudimentary
prototype
prototypal
underived
first-hand
“The family Rhinocryptidae to which it belongs is almost wholly
endemic
to South America.”
Adjective
▲
Prevalent in a particular area or region
prevalent
widespread
rife
extensive
pervasive
rampant
sweeping
common
universal
pervading
ubiquitous
general
omnipresent
pandemic
epidemic
permeating
penetrating
immanent
permeant
permeative
present everywhere
wall-to-wall
can't get away from
persistent
all over the place
global
predominant
inescapable
popular
prevailing
frequent
everywhere
abundant
raging
insidious
suffusive
ruling
regnant
broad
worldwide
international
comprehensive
total
full
blanket
unlimited
unrestricted
overarching
far-reaching
all-embracing
across-the-board
wide
astronomical
boundless
expansive
worldly
ecumenical
absolute
complete
exhaustive
thorough
overall
regular
far-flung
wide-ranging
all-over
catholic
diffuse
all-round
all-inclusive
across the board
inclusive
collective
compendious
infinite
ubiquitary
wholesale
entire
panoramic
cyclopedic
generic
encyclopedic
US
deep
whole
cosmopolitan
embracive
extended
omnibus
rangy
thoroughgoing
outspread
preponderate
overwhelming
encyclopaedic
UK
unanimous
broad-gauge
multinational
mundane
cover-all
broad-gauged
all-in
accepted
broad-brush
in-depth
one-size-fits-all
undisputed
out-and-out
all-encompassing
all-around
all-out
on a large scale
very common
all-pervading
all-present
ever-present
all-pervasive
more ❯
“Regions and people experiencing
endemic
poverty are more likely to be severely affected by natural disasters.”
Adjective
▲
Very commonly encountered or observed
ubiquitous
common
commonplace
normal
regular
conventional
customary
standard
rampant
universal
wonted
adopted
frequent
rife
everyday
typical
constant
familiar
stereotypical
habitual
routine
mainstream
pervasive
quotidian
prevalent
usual
generic
ordinary
stereotyped
accepted
garden
natural
congruous
household
persistent
widespread
garden-variety
well established
common or garden
general
popular
prevailing
stock
accustomed
recognized
US
recognised
UK
run-of-the-mill
overall
pervading
predominant
current
broad
public
established
extensive
shared
across the board
bog-standard
a dime a dozen
going
ongoing
numerous
typic
in use
workaday
average
unremarkable
plain
prosaic
unexceptional
traditional
daily
expected
orthodox
day-to-day
set
proverbial
garden variety
widely held
standard-issue
cut-and-dried
cut-and-dry
dull
mundane
settled
predictable
homespun
acknowledged
chronic
repeated
recurring
characterless
modest
vanilla
simple
ruling
humble
domestic
well-known
majority
monotonous
fixed
formulaic
received
no great shakes
so-so
native
middle-of-the-road
in circulation
old hat
existing
familial
mediocre
domiciliary
indifferent
recurrent
periodic
present
conformist
scheduled
mutual
known
fashionable
inferior
fair
mean
perpetual
seasonal
methodical
collective
acquainted
widely believed
incessant
continual
terrestrial
family
casual
unimaginative
banal
informal
admitted
embraced
united
like
unsophisticated
whitebread
acquired
honored
US
superabundant
recognizable
US
nitty-gritty
dime-a-dozen
intermutual
commutual
traditionalist
hackneyed
derived
recognisable
UK
reigning
run of the mill
humdrum
well known
time-honored
ten a penny
two a penny
honoured
UK
vulgar
pedestrian
boring
circulating
uninteresting
common variety
matter-of-fact
cheap and commonplace
in force
in vogue
in fashion
in style
undistinguished
colourless
UK
characteristic
colorless
US
unmemorable
preponderant
superior
dominant
regnant
uneventful
nondescript
uninspiring
ornery
inherent
symptomatic
consistent
representative
afoot
unpretentious
indicative
foreseen
reliable
anticipated
foreseeable
emblematic
prescriptive
OK
homely
about
trivial
distinctive
unsurprising
idiosyncratic
proper
steady
likely
distinguishing
individualistic
clichéd
cliched
bruited about
in the air
making the rounds
doing the rounds
talked of
in general use
going around
true to form
in keeping
to be expected
on the cards
time-honoured
only to be expected
in character
par for the course
… all over
true to type
on everyone's lips
not up to much
nothing to write home about
plastic
grind
white-bread
matter-of-course
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Easily, or capable of being, transmitted to others
catching
contagious
communicable
infectious
transmittable
transmissible
spreading
infective
pestilent
transferable
pestilential
pestiferous
epidemic
pandemic
epizootic
taking
dangerous
miasmatic
easily spread
poisonous
deadly
spreadable
transmissive
inoculable
impartible
virulent
pernicious
catchable
conveyable
mephitic
noxious
toxic
malignant
communicative
contaminating
vitiating
catchy
unhealthy
contaminated
uncontrollable
harmful
highly contagious
diseased
highly infectious
highly infective
disease-ridden
rapidly spreading
noisome
growing
permeating
festering
polluted
infected
infested
venomous
tainted
hazardous
injurious
deleterious
septic
bug-ridden
plague-ridden
toxicant
fatal
destructive
unwholesome
ruinous
foul
detrimental
poison
malign
evil
baneful
plague-like
Adjective
▲
Uniquely connected with someone or something
specific
particular
distinctive
individual
special
distinct
inherent
peculiar
separate
typical
appropriate
characteristic
distinguishing
exclusive
idiosyncratic
intrinsic
personal
representative
restricted
singular
unique
especial
innate
particularised
UK
particularized
US
proper
prototypical
signature
symptomatic
reserved
found only in
particular to
peculiar to
individualistic
private
personalized
US
express
individualized
US
identifying
identifiable
subjective
patented
essential
personalised
UK
individualised
UK
different
diagnostic
natural
discriminating
precise
set
diagnostical
privy
idiomatic
conspicuous
remarkable
concrete
unmistakable
notable
local
classic
diacritic
inimitable
respective
select
distinguished
disparate
independent
own
resident
emblematic
very own
single
original
discrete
differentiating
sole
distinguishable
lone
specialized
US
only
indicative
one
discriminative
definite
specialised
UK
individualising
UK
individualizing
US
odd
uncommon
custom
symbolic
extraordinary
isolated
solitary
focused
US
boutique
dedicated
certain
specified
customized
US
regular
unconventional
categorical
fixed
bizarre
strange
alone
focussed
UK
outlandish
customised
UK
recognizable
US
unusual
eccentric
unitary
marked
weird
recognisable
UK
separated
queer
exceptional
quirky
inborn
inbred
other
abnormal
freakish
anomalous
aberrant
noteworthy
off-centre
sui generis
one-off
one and only
usual
exact
patent
deliberate
niche
standard
given
clear-cut
purposeful
exclusive to
in character
unidentified
unnamed
characteristic of
typical of
native
ingrained
anonymous
pure
concentrated
unmixed
unshared
uncompounded
undivided
simple
unalloyed
unblended
autonomous
relevant
corresponding
each
selfstanding
one-to-one
one only
by itself
left alone
only one
singled-out
irregular
diverse
dissimilar
specially designed
rare
unalike
unlike
nonidentical
unconnected
detached
disconnected
unassociated
contrasting
unorthodox
unprecedented
off the wall
divergent
unattached
distant
offbeat
disunited
all your own
novel
out of the ordinary
left-field
atypical
unfamiliar
nonconforming
deviant
outrageous
unconforming
discordant
fresh
uncustomary
unheard-of
out of the way
unknown
unrepresentative
out-of-the-way
uncharacteristic
way out
exotic
fantastic
poles apart
far-out
kinky
kooky
way-out
fanciful
something else
off-key
erratic
quizzical
errant
whimsical
alien
quaint
perverted
unharmonious
interesting
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Being such by habit, long-established, and not likely to change
deep-rooted
entrenched
fixed
established
firm
inveterate
persistent
settled
ineradicable
abiding
ingrained
rooted
confirmed
deep
intrenched
unshakeable
secure
lingering
radical
basic
fundamental
profound
inbuilt
irremovable
inherent
innate
subconscious
deep-seated
dyed-in-the-wool
long-lasting
hardcore
hard-core
bred-in-the-bone
built-in
well established
chronic
habitual
long-established
long-standing
incurable
stubborn
staunch
hardened
diehard
steadfast
enduring
incorrigible
deep-dyed
committed
uncompromising
dedicated
unwavering
devoted
accustomed
faithful
well-established
set
true
obstinate
habituated
through and through
die-hard
thorough
complete
thoroughgoing
unapologetic
loyal
unashamed
inbred
lifelong
unshakable
card-carrying
usual
seasoned
unyielding
perennial
inborn
proved
out-and-out
firmly established
long-lived
true blue
traditional
lasting
accepted
compulsive
constant
indelible
intransigent
unrepentant
absolute
instilled
unswerving
utter
unfaltering
infixed
unchangeable
staid
inured
resolute
congenital
arrant
hard-line
keen as mustard
out and out
mad keen
through-and-through
full-bore
right-down
deep-set
full-fledged
hard-shell
deeply ingrained
deep-down
customary
permanent
time-honored
obsessive
stable
routine
longtime
old
time-honoured
irradicable
inexorable
genuine
to the core
irredeemable
unfading
immutable
unmitigated
long-term
prevailing
rigid
extreme
continuing
durable
embedded
tenacious
undying
devout
ancient
ceaseless
persisting
torrid
ardent
sicker
fervent
all-consuming
earnest
vehement
ever-present
recurrent
definite
unreformable
fanatical
bona fide
stalwart
age-old
supreme
explicit
determined
red-hot
zealous
recurring
deeply felt
wholehearted
impenitent
brassbound
everlasting
ineffaceable
hardshell
continuous
ensconced
unabating
continual
steady
implanted
irrepressible
dyed-in-the wool
hopeless
eternal
beyond hope
fast
long-continued
grounded
time-hallowed
surviving
pathological
deep down
lodged in one's brain
longstanding
incessant
valid
protracted
fiery
indurated
sworn
radicated
long-running
timeworn
obsessional
driven
irresistible
impulsive
uncontrollable
besetting
prevalent
dug in
fortified
set firm
orthodox
official
common
normal
general
familiar
wonted
popular
expected
classical
regular
universal
typical
acknowledged
proven
classic
historic
conventional
mainstream
acceptable
widely used
widespread
recognized
US
standard
approved
old-fashioned
traditionalistic
old-style
sound
stock
officially recognized
institutionalised
UK
institutionalized
US
sanctioned
recognised
UK
more ❯
Noun
▲
Any contagious disease that spreads rapidly and kills many people
pestilence
plague
pandemic
epidemic
disease
contagion
outbreak
infection
scourge
pest
sickness
virus
visitation
Black Death
bubonic plague
contagious disease
disorder
illness
condition
complaint
ailment
malady
affliction
upset
infirmity
blight
indisposition
trouble
bug
canker
cancer
disability
defect
affection
abnormality
evil
ail
lurgy
ill
complication
decrepitude
debility
problem
bane
pathosis
ache
distemper
sickliness
curse
fever
syndrome
contamination
distemperature
coath
fit
spell
feebleness
seizure
breakdown
misery
inflammation
attack
rot
unhealthiness
haemorrhage
UK
stroke
flu
convulsions
unsoundness
collapse
Cancer
hemorrhage
US
medical condition
silent killer
ill health
impairment
malaise
widespread illness
what's going around
recrudescence
boutade
widespread disease
epizootic
infestation
weakness
diseasedness
unhealth
unwellness
frailty
injury
poison
ailing
poor health
debilitation
dysfunction
disturbance
health condition
corruption
failing health
insubstantiality
menace
fragility
delicacy
septicity
pollution
frailness
flimsiness
valetudinarianism
vulnerability
shortcoming
deficiency
bad health
delicateness
morbidity
failing
puniness
imperfection
fault
confinement
decay
killer
fragileness
unsubstantiality
weakliness
health problem
plight
failure
sepsis
predicament
unwholesomeness
morbidness
paroxysm
convulsion
dose
irregularity
cachexia
mild sickness
unhealthfulness
queasiness
complex
relapse
pathology
toxicity
health issue
health complaint
malignancy
venom
miasma
impurity
taint
corrosion
smutch
dyscrasia
disablement
incapacity
handicap
aberration
restriction
impotence
detriment
invalidity
peril
learning difficulties
special needs
physical disability
learning disability
pathological condition
feverishness
pyrexia
febricity
deadly illness
body heat
cause of death
fatal illness
threat to life
murrain
temperature
influenza
wave
pneumonic plague
more ❯
Adverb
▲
In circulation
about
around
current
prevailing
prevalent
widespread
abroad
happening
pervasive
going on
in circulation
in existence
in the air
circulating
out
afoot
astir
at large
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