garden-variety
adjective
[ ˈɡɑːd(ə)nvərˌʌɪəti ]
• of the usual or ordinary type; commonplace.
• "for garden-variety back problems, your medical doctor, osteopath, or chiropractor can all help"
Similar:
commonplace,
ordinary,
run-of-the-mill,
middle-of-the-road,
mainstream,
unremarkable,
unexceptional,
undistinguished,
uninspired,
unexciting,
unmemorable,
forgettable,
indifferent,
average,
so-so,
mediocre,
pedestrian,
prosaic,
lacklustre,
dull,
bland,
uninteresting,
mundane,
everyday,
quotidian,
humdrum,
hackneyed,
trite,
banal,
clichéd,
predictable,
overused,
overdone,
overworked,
stale,
worn out,
time-worn,
tired,
unoriginal,
derivative,
common or garden,
nothing to write home about,
nothing to get excited about,
no great shakes,
not so hot,
not up to much,
vanilla,
plain vanilla,
bog-standard,
a dime a dozen,
old hat,
corny,
played out,
not much cop,
ornery,
bush-league,
cornball,
dime-store,
half-pie,
