Synonym: casual, mundane, quotidian, routine, unremarkable, workaday. Similar words: every, everyone, every other, every inch, every bit, every time, everybody, in every way. Meaning: [ˈevrɪdeɪ; -ˈdeɪ] 
adj. 1. found in the ordinary course of events 2. suited for everyday use 3. commonplace and ordinary.
adj. 1. found in the ordinary course of events 2. suited for everyday use 3. commonplace and ordinary. 
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31. It is everyday routine.
32. May everyday in your life together be as full of happiness and joy as yourwedding day.
33. Smile everyday from today. Nothing really matters except to live or die.
34. Everyday life inspires me.
35. It's the ordinary everyday folk who come to shop at this market.
36. I find even everyday words difficult to spell.
37. Divorce has become an everyday occurrence.
38. Choose illustrative examples from the children's everyday experience.
39. I'm fascinated by the trivia of everyday life.
40. He swims 3,000 metres everyday.
41. I like her common-sense approach to everyday problems.
42. We must relate these principles to our everyday work.
43. Give your instructions in everyday language.
44. This is an everyday dress.
45. The Internet has become part of everyday life.
46. Death was an everyday occurrence during the Civil War.
47. Her novels are anchored in everyday experience.
48. task We'll soon have robots performing simple everyday tasks.
49. Describe it in ordinary everyday language .
50. The term is widely used in everyday speech.
51. He types what he composes everyday.
52. She didn't recognize him in his sloppy everyday clothes.
53. I told you expressly to report to me everyday.
54. It is a fact of everyday experience.
55. These changes were gradually assimilated into everyday life.
56. She hated the dreariness of her everyday life.sentencedict.com
57. This decision bears directly on our everyday lives.
58. My necklace has a heart pendant(sentencedict.com), but I don't wear it everyday.
59. In everyday life you may sometimes have a brush with other people.
60. The orchestra decided to flout convention/tradition, and wear their everyday clothes for the concert.
More similar words: every, everyone, every other, every inch, every bit, every time, everybody, in every way, everything, every now and then, by day, never-never, very, slavery, ever, delivery, recovery, never, sever, fever, discovery, revert, ever so, for ever, however, severe, clever, revere, reverse, several.