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  • noun Plural form of quotidian.

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Examples

  • Reginald bishop of Bath; by which, in the last year of his life (1242) he increased the "quotidians," the daily apportionment of the common fund of the canons, and made ampler pro - vision for the maintenance of every member of the cathedral stafE:

    Archaeologia, or, Miscellaneous tracts relating to antiquity [microform] 1770

  • Theodore Roosevelt was not a typical Republican of the age; he infuriated the status quotidians of the GOP with his attacks on "malefactors of great wealth" and his -- for then -- radical approach to land conservation, and the Bull Moose Party of 1912 was not exactly a conservative movement.

    David Brooks and History 2008

  • Most KPFK supporters seem to at least try, heroically, to stay on that reality-based track, even as status quotidians, mystics, hucksters, New Agers and conspiracy theory types hoe their own row on the rest of the dial and NPR struggles to become a "mainstream" news source, abandoning its original premise of 1970s citizen-owned corrective to the media monopoly.

    Dissent the Blog B. von Traven 2010

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