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regular
/ˈɹɛɡjʊlə/
The word conveys a sense of predictability and stability. Whether referring to time, shape, or behavior, it suggests something that doesn't deviate from an expected norm or pattern. In social contexts, it implies a level of familiarity and belonging. When used as a noun for a person, it carries a warm, communal connotation of being 'part of the furniture' in a specific establishment. Compared to 'normal', 'regular' emphasizes frequency and rhythm rather than just typicality. While 'normal' describes what is expected, 'regular' often describes how often or how consistently something happens.
💬Casual Conversation
can u pick up a regular coffee for me on ur way back? i'm dying here.
nah. you're not a regular there, stop acting like it.
Meanings
Arranged in or constituting a constant or uniform pattern; recurring at fixed intervals.
"She takes regular breaks every two hours to stretch."
Conforming to a standard rule, law, or customary practice; ordinary.
"This is not a regular occurrence in this part of the country."