normally

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Habitual and customary
accustomed
all in a day's workidiom
as a (general) ruleidiom
as a matter of courseidiom
as per usual/normalidiom
inveterate
inveterately
knee-jerk
mainstreaming
make it a ruleidiom
mechanical
nine
per
prevail
pro forma
regulation
rule
surprise
surprise, surpriseidiom
trad

ordinarily | American Dictionary

ordinarily
adverb
us/ˌɔr·dənˈeər·ə·li/
usually; most often:
We ordinarily get paid on Friday, but because Friday is a holiday, we’re getting paid on Thursday instead.

Examples of ordinarily

ordinarily
According to this interpretation, the aged ordinarily resided with their adult children only out of necessity, especially in cases of poverty or infirmity.
Therefore, it endows wine with the same otherworldly, spiritual characteristics ordinarily associated with virtue.
Ordinarily human products are both designed and engineered.
How can coercion, by definition a compromise of external freedom-that freedom, that is, ordinarily protected and vindicated by the doctrine of right-be compatible with right?
The king's advisers ordinarily suggested one to two years from the time the royal pardon was published.
But if we did, that would be most unlike what we do in the criminal law ordinarily.
Those acts ordinarily regarded as voluntary differ from the involuntary in that they are created with will and power.
There were two sources of error not ordinarily encountered in boundary-layer measurements.
This suggests that in multigenerational households including elderly men, the older generation ordinarily retained authority.
The most important problem is that these records can, ordinarily, only tell us about the experience of those whose lives are recorded in them.
Ordinarily, the undetermined parameter is selected by requiring that the integral of the error, weighted by some arbitrary weighting function, be zero.
Those few students who came from outside the city ordinarily boarded in the home of one or another of the college's faculty members.
Ordinarily, the study of a secondary school may not command much attention in academic circles.
Ordinarily such an approach is a good thing, because interconnections that might otherwise be missed are brought to the fore.
Ordinarily, these duties are to maximize return on investment, although in some companies the mission statement directs managers to other ends as well.
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