Antonyms for common denominatorcom·mon de·nom·i·na·tor

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Princeton's WordNet

1. common denominatornoun

   an integer that is a common multiple of the denominators of two or more fractions

2. common denominatornoun

   an attribute that is common to all members of a category

How to use common denominator in a sentence?

1. Paul Ryan:

   One common denominator in these tragedies is mental illness. That's why we need to look at fixing our nation's mental health system.

2. James Earl Jimmy Carter, Jr.:

   If you fear making anyone mad, then you ultimately probe for the lowest common denominator of human achievement.

3. Kanishka Cheng:

   Democrats have a really hard time talking about public education and public safety, that’s the common denominator between the Asian and Latino community – we are immigrant communities. We came to America for stability and opportunity. Public safety and public education are the things that give us stability and opportunity. We need education and we need to feel safe.

4. Andrew Pollack:

   The one common denominator we all share is the desire to live, it took a while but at least I can say it now.

5. Marcien Jenckes:

   TV is often looked at as the lowest common denominator medium (in advertising), and unless addressability is achieved at scale, we're going to fall short.

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