| Meaning | Exhibiting the qualities or characteristics / characteristics that identify a group or kind or category / category. |
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| Examples | - "a typical American girl"
- "a typical suburban community"
- "the typical car owner drives 10,000 miles a year"
- "a painting typical of the Impressionist school"
- "a typical romantic poem"
- "a typical case of arteritis"
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| Attribute of | typicality | The state of being that is typical |
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| Narrower | classic | Of a well-known type |
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| emblematic, exemplary, typic | Being or serving as an illustration of a type |
| regular, veritable | Often used as intensifiers |
| representative | Serving to represent or typify |
| true | conforming to definitive criteria |
| See also | characteristic | typical or distinctive / distinctive |
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| Opposite | atypical, untypical, atypic | not representative of a group, class, or type |
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| Spanish | típico |
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| Catalan | típic |
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| Nouns | typicality | the state of being that is typical |
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| Adverbs | typically | in a typical manner |
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