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Comparative
more standard
Superlative
most standard
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commonly recognized, done, used, etc.
- 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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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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(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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