Corriqueiro is an adjective in the Portuguese language referring to what is common, habitual or normal.
When it is said that something is commonplace, it means that it is within what is considered normal, that is, it is not exceptional or special, but rather vulgar and ungracious.
Example: “The trips she takes between São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro are quite common”.
Depending on the region, this word can also be interpreted as a characteristic of the behavior of a smug, affected and cheeky individual.
Also as a regionalist term, commonplace can still mean “that which brings and brings news”.
The main terms considered commonplace antonyms are: rare, infrequent, eccentric, isolated, original, strange, unaccustomed, irregular, and exceptional.
The main ones synonyms for commonplace are: regular, usual, current, vulgar, trivial, common, banal, ordinary, frequent and normal.
You might also want to learn more about the meanings of: ordinary, trivial, mediocre and vulgar.