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commonplace book

Definition:

A commonplace book is a personal journal or notebook in which individuals gather and record a variety of ideas, quotes, thoughts, anecdotes, and other information.

Examples:

1. Noun - Generic Sense:

He kept a commonplace book where he collected wisdom from various authors.

2. Noun - Historical Sense:

In the Renaissance, the commonplace book served as a repository for scholars to organize their knowledge.

3. Adjective - Popular Sense:

Although it had been a popular practice for centuries, the use of commonplace books declined in the digital age.

4. Adjective - Local Sense:

This particular author is renowned for his local commonplace book, which offers unique insights into the culture of our town.

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