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Meanings of more pedestrian in English

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Usage of more pedestrian in English
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She could feel her yammering heart slowing to a more pedestrian rhythm.
The Naked God
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Then her practical brain suggested needs more pedestrian, none the less essential.
Far to Seek / A Romance of England and India
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Most supplement their income with more pedestrian translation or other work.
The Irish Times
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Shareholders may be stuck with the more pedestrian rate of growth.
Reuters
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There are plans for the street to be more pedestrian-friendly with fewer vehicles.
Radio NZ
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The Dingoo handles each of its more pedestrian functions ably.
Wired
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What a shame, then, that what follows soon descends into altogether more pedestrian melodramatics.
The Guardian
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Outside, black chrome for the grille and wheels distinguish it from more pedestrian QX80s.
BBC
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With more pedestrian growth than currently, Apple would be seen as a more normal company.
Reuters
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If you're feeling indulgent or completely irresponsible, take the Panigale over the more pedestrian Multistrada.
Wired
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They were a more pedestrian 5-6 in postseason series in that time.
The Yankee Years
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A section of a busy street in Auckland city centre has been transformed to be more pedestrian-friendly.
Radio NZ
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So I settled for more pedestrian reassurance.
Dexter’s Final Cut
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Temasek is probably not alone in refusing to accept that future returns are likely to be more pedestrian.
Reuters
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So, why don't the super-heroes of legend ever try to tackle these more pedestrian, but equally important issues?
Wired
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In some cities, such as Milan, pollution reduction spurred officials to plan more pedestrian islands and cycling paths.
Reuters
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