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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a regular businessman" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who conducts business in a typical or conventional manner, often implying that they are not involved in any unusual or illegal activities.
Example: "He is just a regular businessman trying to make a living in a competitive market."
Alternatives: "an ordinary businessman" or "a typical businessman".
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"He's just a regular businessman who spent every last penny on his investments".
He looked like a regular businessman.
In the cut, our protagonist is a regular businessman by day, but by nightfall, the stockings are on and he's prowling the Seine for pickups.
A vest will distinguish you from a regular businessman and give you another opportunity to show off.
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At that meeting, she said, "he was trying hard to present an image of himself as a normal regular businessman".
They are regular businessmen who would never smuggle cigarettes or get involved with terrorism.
Many of those who expressed happiness with Mr. Turner's victory cited his being a "regular guy," a businessman, and not a politician as a reason for supporting him.
With less than one-third of the nation's population Christian, attendances at the basilica's services are low – usually numbering in the "few hundreds", according to 63-year-old businessman Jean Baptiste Golly, a regular attendee.
Take the JCB billionaire Sir Anthony Bamford, one of Cameron's favourite businessmen and a regular guest on the PM's trade missions abroad.
Asked about Sugar's visit, a Downing Street spokesman said: "He's a member of the Business Council and the prime minister has meetings with businessmen on a regular basis".
Normally the appearance of Saddam Hussein on television prompts catcalls, curses and prayers for his demise from a regular gathering of about 20 Saudi businessmen and intellectuals, but Monday night was different.
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