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usually
[yoo-zhoo-uh-lee, yoozh-wuh-lee]
adverb
in the manner or way that is most usual; typically; ordinarily.
We usually have breakfast on the back porch.
usually
/ ˈːʊəɪ /
adverb
customarily; at most times; in the ordinary course of events
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Example Sentences
“Generally, a decision to not pursue a vaccine happens usually well before anything gets to a vote,” Maldonado said.
“Kids are usually willing to talk about it from a sleep perspective,” Brymer said.
The usually composed Willie le Roux's bewildering chip in his own 22 did not cost his side at the time, but summed up their inefficiencies.
Withdrawals from inherited retirement accounts are usually taxable as income, and most non-spouse inheritors must drain a retirement account within 10 years.
The usually bustling and vibrant Fashion District sprawls across more than 100 blocks in the downtown L.A. area, with more than 4,000 independently owned and operated retail and wholesale businesses.
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