everyday experience
collocation in Englishmeaningsofeverydayandexperience
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everyday
adjective
uk/ˈev.ri.deɪ/us/ˈev.ri.deɪ/
ordinary, typical, ...
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experience
noun
uk/ɪkˈspɪə.ri.əns/us/ɪkˈspɪr.i.əns/
(the process of getting) knowledge or skill from doing, seeing, or ...
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(Definition ofeverydayandexperiencefrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
Examplesofeveryday experience
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Another example, one drawn from theeverydayexperienceof speaking, can help us better understand how vocal materiality is lost behind signification.
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This is no doubt due to the habitual transmodal collaboration between the visual and aural sense ineverydayexperience.
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In the early eighteenth century, heat was almost exclusively a phenomenon ofeverydayexperience.
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If we are limited and bound by our concrete,everydayexperience, we cannot ascribe to actual historical events meanings that transcend our consciousness.
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In addition, using style concepts to interpret buildings, cars, household products, or clothes is part of oureverydayexperience.
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These existed alongside aneverydayexperienceof subordination and poverty.
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Everydayexperiencewould surely provide enough practice to develop well-honed, adapted skills.
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Such an approach, whilst not invalid, fails to capture the dimensions of the illness that are relevant to theeverydayexperienceof patients.
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Everydayexperiencewould indicate that it is: but we do not have to rely just on subjective impressions.
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Oureverydayexperienceof space is a product of our own bodily presence and behaviour.
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The microscopic, the world produced through disciplined seeing, was firmly anchored withineverydayexperience.
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For those with little property, meanwhile, employment was essential to survival, and the character of employment inevitably shaped theireverydayexperience.
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Firstly, there is a problem believers have in theireverydayexperience.
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To what degree we should ground our understanding of materiality and the past in oureverydayexperienceis of course a matter of debate.
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And the fear of ageing was exaggerated in the literature of the time beyond the range ofeverydayexperience.
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Rather, poverty, unemployment, chronic illnesses, the risk of violence, and blocked educational opportunities are pervasive features of social life andeverydayexperience.
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This property of perceived space is so familiar ineverydayexperienceas to seem totally unremarkable.
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To exist at all, measures must be practical and useful, and most have their origins ineverydayexperience.
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In that capacity, it benefits from the familiarity with dialects that most readers have as a consequence of theireverydayexperience.
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Nevertheless,everydayexperiencemakes us believe that we observe an objective reality that is independent of our presence and observation.
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