bog-standard

adjective

1. informal,  completely ordinary; run-of-the-mill

Example Sentences

The five times major champion struggles for motivation in bog-standard tournaments.

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Secretary of Homeland Security Kristi Noem tried to skate by on bog-standard conservative talking points during a stop by CNN on Sunday, but host Dana Bash wasn't willing to let them go.

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Ramaswamy singled out one line of dialogue where Amanda reflects: "I'm actually glad I took the kids out of private school. They've got way more chance of getting into Oxbridge from a bog-standard state."

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As Hobbes points out, once you look past Kennedy's surface-level rhetoric to his actual positions, he's a bog-standard Republican who wants to repeal a slew of government regulations that protect people from disease, food poisoning, and pollution.

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When I asked the Trump campaign to comment on questions that have been raised by commentators within and outside the crypto field, including questions about the family’s partners in World Liberty Financial and about whether Trump’s launch of a new business venture raises the potential for massive conflicts of interest if he becomes president, all I got from Brian Hughes, who is identified as a “senior advisor” to the campaign, was a bog-standard attack on Democratic candidate Kamala Harris.

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