commonrate
verbUK /ˈkɒmənreɪt/
US /ˈkɑːmənreɪt/
To say that something is normal or happens a lot.
Teachers commonrate small mistakes so kids don't feel bad.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. To set a shared or average price for something.
The town commonrated the bus fare for all riders.
3. To judge something as ordinary rather than special.
Critics commonrated the film as a simple but fun story.
4. To make a rule that applies to everyone equally.
The club commonrated the entry fee for members and guests.