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down-to-earth
[ doun-too-urth, -tuh- ]
adjective
- practical and realistic:
a down-to-earth person.
Synonyms: , , ,
down-to-earth
adjective
- sensible; practical; realistic
Word History and Origins
Origin of down-to-earth1
Example Sentences
“He’s a very down-to-earth, humble guy, and he really just wants to work,” Perry said.
But with his mass in Tacloban - along with his informal, down-to-earth manner and calls for justice - Pope Francis won particular affection among the Philippine's 80 million Catholics.
Many of the Catholic Church’s 1.2 billion followers were thrilled with their outgoing, down-to-earth new leader, whom the Italian media quickly dubbed the “world’s parish priest.”
They describe a down-to-earth, chatty man who supported local businesses and enjoyed its flourishing arts scene.
For a study of life above the rim, its tone is down-to-earth and also briskly colloquial and infused with infectious passion for the sport.
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