ordinarily
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definition
adverb
the fixings that would ordinarily appear at a grand turkey dinner
usually.
an effort to behave ordinarily
in a normal way.
example
This was considered to be a breakthrough step because some of those legislators are not 'ordinarily' permitted to enter China.
an effort to behave 'ordinarily'
But 'ordinarily' it is best to just put everything in one book.
You have to be nice to people who you 'ordinarily' wouldn't say hello to because you need money to run a campaign.
The owner or spouse of the owner must 'ordinarily' reside in the home and must also use the home for domestic or private residential purposes.
Hillsboro is not where you would 'ordinarily' look for schools in crisis.
Things that would 'ordinarily' be classified as bad practice usually go unnoticed.
Now, this 'ordinarily' wouldn't be a problem as I have a bus pass.
It was also delivered to another address where the person is believed to 'ordinarily' reside.
This is a party at the beginning of the season here in Martha's Vineyard, and 'ordinarily' Kay would be here.
Well, this president has emerged as a much more polarizing figure in time of war than we're 'ordinarily' used to.
Maintenance staff 'ordinarily' clean up the litter, and it's back to life as usual.
'ordinarily', Linda was the handy one around the house
It started 'ordinarily' enough with me standing outside my local convenience store, but there seemed to be something different about it.
Hypnosis merely helps them to lift inhibitions that they may, 'ordinarily' , have against performing in public.
an effort to behave 'ordinarily'
This makes them considerably less expensive for a house-hunter who 'ordinarily' would have to pay for a site.
the fixings that would 'ordinarily' appear at a grand turkey dinner
A book echoing this thesis wouldn't 'ordinarily' be required reading for a sports fan or anyone else.
So the world must 'ordinarily' appear to us in such a way that we can accept these principles.
People who might 'ordinarily' be overlooked typically have a voice in our discussions.
a person who is 'ordinarily' resident in the United Kingdom
From what I understand you to be saying, that is not 'ordinarily' the case.
She said the patients who would most be affected were those who, before the walk-in centre opened, would 'ordinarily' see their GPs.
Although this would 'ordinarily' have me heading for the hills, there is more than enough strangeness and humour to balance it out.
The Canada Elections Act says a person must vote in the riding where he or she 'ordinarily' resides and not where mail is delivered.
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