conventional in Italian
conventional in Italian is convenzionale — conventional means following accepted customs, methods, or standards rather than anything unusual.
conventional in Italian
convenzionale
What does "conventional" mean?
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adj Following accepted customs, methods, or standards rather than anything unusual.
"They chose a conventional wedding with a church service and reception."
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adj Ordinary or unoriginal; lacking creativity.
"The film's plot felt a bit conventional and predictable."
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adj Describing weapons or warfare that do not involve nuclear, chemical, or biological weapons.
"The two armies fought with conventional weapons only."
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conventional in a sentence
- They chose a conventional wedding with a church service and reception.
- His conventional approach to management rarely surprises anyone.
- The film's plot felt a bit conventional and predictable.
- The two armies fought with conventional weapons only.
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What is "conventional" in Italian?
"conventional" in Italian is convenzionale. conventional means: Following accepted customs, methods, or standards rather than anything unusual.
How do you use "conventional" in a sentence?
Example: "They chose a conventional wedding with a church service and reception." In Italian, "conventional" is convenzionale.
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