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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a common costume" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when referring to a costume that is frequently worn or recognized, often in the context of events like Halloween or themed parties. Example: "During Halloween, a common costume among children is a witch or a ghost."
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Try to be original; if you're going to wear a common costume, add something to it that will make it unique.
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Pick a common Halloween costume.
I didn't notice any overwhelmingly common costumes.
Practice your scare, a common scare is jumping out at someone with your costume on and screaming.
Conventions should be about sharing tips on costume making and applauding other's work with respect for one another, sharing a common interest and having fun, not backbiting.
The most common request: a pigeon costume.
These included broad categories of usage such as "a weapon" or "a costume".
A Halloween costume, he laughed.
It's a fine costume.
In a shark costume.
Maybe a Halloween costume?
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