normally
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- adverb
- /ˈnɔrməli/
:
normalmente
- Normally, she arrives at work by nine o'clock.
- normally the case
- function normally
- develop normally
This is an age that would normally be revolutionary.
- This is an age that would normally be revolutionary.
- And it's because this outflow that's normally blocked, isn't.
- And so it's pretty clear normally what comes next.
- These are normally men in a war zone.
- Well, you don't normally find that, right, Right.
- It's just you could just walk normally like that.
- Now PKA normally is defined in water, right?
- All right, Normally I don't like rap.
- You get a lot more attention than you normally would.
- Let's be less stressed than I am normally.
Examples
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You get a lot more attention than you normally would.
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Better than you would normally get on a laptop.
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And so it's pretty clear normally what comes next.
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Where do you normally live?
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OK, this is slightly more coverage than I normally go for.
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Normally, it's nine, nine and a half.
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What do you normally do with your router?
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I believe them because normally children don't lie.
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Normally, we don't accept them, but ask the chef to make him meals.
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Right, just breathe normally.
Synonyms
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Usually or in most cases
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In the usual way for a person, thing, or group
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In the normal way people expect in that situation
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As expected, without surprise
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In most cases
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It is the usual amount when you look at all cases together
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In a regular way without much thought
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Usually in most cases
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In the usual way people do because of tradition
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In the usual or accepted way
Antonyms
How Usual
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word normally comes from normal, from the Latin norma meaning 'a tool used to draw a straight line' or 'rule'. So to do something normally is to do it in the 'usual' or 'standard' way, like following a common rule people expect.