adv

typically

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adv

In a way that is usual or expected; normally.

"Meetings typically start at nine sharp."

"He is typically calm, even under pressure."

How to Use Typically

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishThe adverb form of "typical" — meaning "usually" or "as a rule."

Common pairings

typically takes typically around

more typically comparative, most typically superlative

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Formed by adding the adverb ending -ly to "typical."

most of the time routinely ordinarily

atypically

usually generally commonly regularly normally ordinarily routinely

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most of the time routinely ordinarily atypically usually generally commonly regularly normally