Typical (adjective)

1. Having the distinctive qualities or characteristics that identify a particular category or kind of thing.
2. Representing the most usual or typical example of something.
3. Conforming to a standard or type.

Origin:

Late 16th century: from french typique or medieval latin typicalis, from greek tupikos, from tupos "impression, figure".

Examples:

1. This is a typical example of her work.
2. A typical day for me involves getting up early, exercising, and then going to work.
3. The city is a typical industrial town, with factories, mills and warehouses.
4. The typical British diet is high in fat and sugar.
5. A typical school day starts with a morning assembly.