normally in Latin
normally in Latin is normaliter — normally means under usual conditions; typically.
normally in Latin
normaliter
Under normal conditions or circumstances; usually; most of the time
What does "normally" mean?
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adverb Under usual conditions; typically.
"Normally, I take the bus to work, but today I walked."
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adverb In the expected or usual manner.
"After the surgery, he was able to walk normally within weeks."
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normally in a sentence
- Normally, I take the bus to work, but today I walked.
- The shop normally closes at six on weekdays.
- After the surgery, he was able to walk normally within weeks.
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What is "normally" in Latin?
"normally" in Latin is normaliter. normally means: Under usual conditions; typically.
How do you use "normally" in a sentence?
Example: "Normally, I take the bus to work, but today I walked." In Latin, "normally" is normaliter.
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