in common
Shared by both
Shared by two or more people or things.
If you have something in common with someone, you share an interest, trait, or experience.
Things held in common belong to a group collectively rather than to individuals: The land was held in common by the village.
The phrase often appears with nothing, something, or much: We have nothing in common.
Shared between parties
- jointShared by multiple parties
- collectiveJointly organized group
- sharedHeld in common
- overlappingCovering part of another
alike · similar · matching · parallel · comparable · analogous · equivalent · corresponding
Existing across many places
- universalAffecting all equally
- prevalentCommonly occurring, widespread
- ubiquitousPresent in all places
- standardLevel of quality accepted
typical · ordinary · usual · conventional · customary · normal · routine · everyday
A joining or relation
- kinshipState of being related
- affinityNatural liking or attraction
- rapportHarmonious mutual connection
- solidarityUnity among allies
camaraderie · fellowship · sympathy · understanding · relatedness · link · tie · relationship
mutual
Shared between parties
- jointShared by multiple parties
- collectiveJointly organized group
- sharedHeld in common
overlapping · alike · similar · matching · parallel · comparable · analogous · equivalent · corresponding · congruent
widespread
Existing across many places
- universalAffecting all equally
- prevalentCommonly occurring, widespread
- ubiquitousPresent in all places
standard · typical · ordinary · usual · conventional · customary · normal · routine · everyday · commonplace
connection
A joining or relation
- kinshipState of being related
- affinityNatural liking or attraction
- rapportHarmonious mutual connection
solidarity · camaraderie · fellowship · sympathy · understanding · relatedness · link · tie · relationship · association
in commonexclusively
Only, nothing else
exclusive · privately · individually · separately · solely
in commonin contrast
Showing difference between things
at odds · in opposition · divergent · worlds apart · poles apart
in commonseverally
Each considered apart
divided · partitioned · apportioned · segregated · parceled out
common, community, commonly, discomfort, uncommon, commune, communal, commons, uncommonly