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Ordinary means normal or usual. Something ordinary is not special or different. For example:

Eating cereal for breakfast is ordinary. - This means eating cereal in the morning is normal and usual.

On the other hand, out of the ordinary means something unusual or not common. For example:

Seeing snow in summer is out of the ordinary. - This means seeing snow in summer is not normal; it's unusual.

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Hey, James. Thanks. Look, I don't do anything BLANK BLANK the BLANK, I think.

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out

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This word is the opposite of in.


of

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This preposition means belonging to or connected with something.


ordinary

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This word means common or not special.

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