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Can you say so very ordinary?

"So very ordinary" is a phrase that implies something is unremarkable, common, and lacking in any special qualities or features.

It's a bit of a subjective statement, as what one person considers ordinary, another might find interesting.

Here are some examples of how you might use it:

* "The restaurant's menu was so very ordinary, just the same old burgers and fries."

* "His new car was so very ordinary, a basic sedan that looked just like all the others."

* "Her life seemed so very ordinary, a routine of work, sleep, and eat."

The phrase can also be used sarcastically, to emphasize the lack of excitement or uniqueness in something:

* "This is so very ordinary, I can't believe you spent all that money on it!"

Ultimately, the meaning of "so very ordinary" depends on the context and the speaker's intention.

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