Usually синонимы на английском

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  • normally, for the most part

  • as a rule, for the most part

  • as a rule, for the most part

  • as a rule, for the most part

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Синонимы к слову usually

    • as a rule
    • by and large
    • commonly
    • customarily
    • frequently
    • generally
    • habitually
    • more often than not
    • mostly
    • ordinarily
    • regularly
    • typically

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    • Лексическое значение mocking
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always, as a rule, commonly, constantly, customarily, en.synonym.one, frequently, generally, habitually, normally, ordinarily, regularly, steadily, in general, on the whole, overall, regularly, by and large, more often than not, mostly, typically, unremarkably, en.synonym.one.

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  1. usuallyadverb

    Most of the time; less than always, but more than occasionally.

    Except for one or two days a year, he usually walks to work.

    Synonyms:
    generally, by and large, ordinarily, mainly, for the most part, regularly, on the whole, most often, wontedly, mostly, commonly, in the main

  2. usuallyadverb

    Under normal conditions.

    Synonyms:
    wontly, customarily, habitually, routinely, as a rule, normally

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  1. List of paraphrases for «usually»:

    normally, generally, typically, ordinarily, commonly, often, habitually, customarily, traditionally, routinely, mostly, widely, frequently, usual

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  1. Utah Kate Lyn Sheil:

    The way I do prepare as an actor is usually a much more private affair, so there is a performative quality to all of that stuff, you have to take something that is internal and externalize it, because Robert needed to see it for the camera.

  2. Peter Harrell:

    They usually at least make an effort to repaint the sign, even if it is the same address and same cast of characters in front of you, operating 10 years without changing the name, that’s pretty brazen.

  3. Chief Executive Officer Doug Suttles:

    We are well prepared to act … The lower points in the commodity cycles are usually the most exciting times, we’re prepared to respond if the right opportunities come along.

  4. San Francisco:

    This mini horse is a service animal, and the owner provided paperwork to a station agent stating so, after consultation (station agents usually dont see horses), the horse was allowed in.

  5. Scott Kahan:

    When you’re working towards a physical goal, usually some measures improve before others, maybe the scale isn’t going down as much as you thought, but your blood pressure is getting better, or vice versa.


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  • عادةًArabic
  • normalmentCatalan, Valencian
  • obvykleCzech
  • fel arferWelsh
  • som regel, sædvanligvisDanish
  • gewöhnlichGerman
  • συνήθωςGreek
  • usualmente, normalmenteSpanish
  • معمولاPersian
  • useimmiten, tavallisesti, yleensäFinnish
  • habituellement, d’habitude, normalement, généralementFrench
  • iondúilIrish
  • mar bu trice, mar as triceScottish Gaelic
  • usualmenteGalician
  • आम्म तौर पर, आमतौर परHindi
  • rendszerint, általábanHungarian
  • սովորաբարArmenian
  • di solito, solitamente, generalmenteItalian
  • 通常Japanese
  • ჩვეულებრივGeorgian
  • 보통Korean
  • łehNavajo, Navaho
  • zazwyczaj, zwyklePolish
  • geralmentePortuguese
  • în general, de obiceiRomanian
  • обычноRussian
  • vanligtvisSwedish
  • మామూలుగా, సాధారణంగాTelugu
  • genellikle, geneldeTurkish
  • عام طور پرUrdu

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Phrases with Usually

Things Usually often describes

  • usually color

  • usually character

  • usually girl

  • usually song

  • usually partners

  • usually troops

  • usually equipment

  • usually refrains

  • usually results

  • usually guy

How Usually often is described

  • good usually

  • practical usually

  • pet usually

  • due usually

  • moral usually

  • former usually

  • largest usually

  • larger usually

  • spells usually

  • accelerated usually

Usually is the first word in phrase

  • usually variant

  • usually version

  • usually ships

  • usually aren’t

  • usually host

  • usually talks

  • usually personality

  • usually work

  • usually returns

  • usually irreversible

Usually is the last word in phrase

  • youth usually

  • dragon usually

  • allegiance usually

  • name usually

  • sampling usually

  • ship usually

  • shout-out usually

  • words usually

  • thousands usually

  • barton usually

skerrick

n.

small unmeasured amount usually applied to a solid

used widely in Australia

usie

n.

a group selfie ; a picture taken by one person next to other people, usually to share it through social media

[Slang] comes from the combination of «selfie» and «us»

chav

n.

In the UK, a chav is a highly antisocial juvenile delinquent who wears (usually counterfeit) designer sports clothes and high-end brands and vulgar jewellery (= bling) and listens to rap music.

Very common, colloquial
En France on appelle ça un caillera

femboy

n.

slang term for a young, usually cisgender male who displays traditionally feminine characteristics

[Slang]

pintle

n.

pin or bolt, usually inserted into a gudgeon, which is used as part of a pivot or hinge

legsie

n.

a photo of one’s suntanned legs usually taken with a smartphone and shared on social media

[Neologism] combination of «legs» and «selfie». Legsies are commonly used to brag about one’s vacation

stupid

n. adj.

1. (usually of a person) lacking in intelligence, common sense, or just in general awareness; clumsy or idiotic. 2. [colloquial] [noun] a person that displays these character traits. 3. [informal] used for emphasis when something is dull, irritating, or nonsensical.

1. «I thought that I was stupid for failing my exam, but at least I tried,»
2. «That’s not how you do it, stupid!»
3. «I’m tired of this stupid computer!»

vaccine

n.

a substance containing a harmless form of the germs that cause a particular disease. It is given to people, usually by injection, to prevent them from getting that disease.

earworm

n.

a sound (usually a song, jingle) that one hears mentally for a certain period of time

woo-girl

n.

a woman, generally in her twenties, who shows she is having a good time with her friends by shooting «WOO» («HOO») usually in unison with other woo girls

[Fam.]

body part

n.

a body part is a part of a human body, usually one that has been cut or torn from the body in a violent incident (such as an accident, an explosion, etc)

directory

n.

a book that gives lists of facts, for example people’s names, addresses, and telephone numbers, or the names and addresses of business companies, usually arranged in alphabetical order.

cheeseball

n.

Someone (usually a young man) who tries unsuccessfully to be funny by making lame jokes and doing stupid things

US English, colloquial

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innovoisie

n.

(in neomarxist thought) the third main exploitive social class: The bourgeoisie of innovation. The members of the innovoisie have usually human innovating capital. They receive (as individuals) copyrights or patent rights and consume more than the world GDP. (neologism 1996 Yanick Toutain)

rooftopping

n.

an urban photography trend consisting in taking the pics from the top (and usually the edge) of high buildings

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prolegomene

n.

prolegomena -an introduction at the start of a book, usually used in plural form

dig the dirt

v.

to look for or expose information about a person’s past, usually bad, and to therefore bring that person down or put them in a bad light

Zerk (Zerk fitting)

n.

A grease nipple or grease fitting, usually mounted on bearings or other mechanical parts that regularly need to be lubricated. Named after its Austrian-born American inventor, Oscar U. Zerk.

[Tech.]

to get your knickers in a twist

exp.

to become very upset about something, usually something that is not important

Other expression: to get your knickers in a knot

wait for the other shoe to drop

exp.

wait for something, usually linked to a previous event, to happen; expect something that can not be avoided to happen

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What is another word for usually?

245 synonyms found

Pronunciation:

[ jˈuːʒuːə͡li], [ jˈuːʒuːə‍li], [ j_ˈuː_ʒ_uː_əl_i]

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  • adj.

    Other relevant words: (adjective)

    • habitually,
    • routinely.
  • adv

    ever (adverb)

    • at all,
    • unceasingly,
    • till cows come home,
    • in perpetuum,
    • by any chance,
    • at any point,
    • on any occasion,
    • at all times,
    • unendingly,
    • relentlessly,
    • in any case,
    • everlastingly.

    frequently (adverb)

    • over and over,
    • oft,
    • ofttimes,
    • recurrently,
    • at short intervals,
    • thick and fast,
    • by ordinary,
    • in many instances,
    • at regular intervals,
    • in quick succession,
    • very often,
    • not infrequently,
    • many a time,
    • oftentimes,
    • time and again,
    • spasmodically,
    • not seldom,
    • many times,
    • successively.

    mainly (adverb)

    • to the greatest extent,
    • first and foremost,
    • most of all.

    most importantly (adverb)

    • chiefly.

    mostly (adverb)

    • almost entirely.

    Other relevant words: (adverb)

    • characteristically,
    • customarily,
    • informally,
    • broadly,
    • almost always,
    • all in all,
    • predominantly,
    • unpretentiously,
    • a number of times,
    • frequently,
    • conventionally,
    • in the main,
    • wontedly,
    • by nature,
    • in general,
    • in first place,
    • on the whole,
    • artlessly,
    • as usual,
    • on average,
    • mostly,
    • by and large,
    • in the first place,
    • for the most part,
    • regularly,
    • as a matter of course,
    • by birth,
    • but of course,
    • popularly.

    regularly (adverb)

    • automatically,
    • tirelessly,
    • punctually,
    • Unchangingly.
  • adv.

    averagely (adverb)

    • modestly,
    • banally,
    • averagely,
    • standardly.

    chiefly (adverb)

    • overall,
    • pre-dominantly,
    • on whole,
    • in main,
    • largely,
    • pre dominantly.

    customarily (adverb)

    • traditionally,
    • as matter course,
    • as a matter course,
    • as matter of course.

    ever (adverb)

    • forever,
    • endlessly,
    • to the end of time.

    for the most part (adverb)

    • now and again,
    • mainly,
    • as is usual,
    • occasionally,
    • most often,
    • once and again,
    • sometimes,
    • now and then,
    • more often than not,
    • as is the custom.

    frequently (adverb)

    • repeatedly,
    • Prevalently.

    generally (adverb)

    • thereabouts,
    • en masse,
    • by large,
    • for most part,
    • all all.

    naturally (adverb)

    • unaffectedly,
    • readily,
    • un-affectedly,
    • in formally,
    • un-pretentiously,
    • un affectedly,
    • in-formally,
    • but course,
    • spontaneously,
    • un pretentiously.

    normally (adverb)

    • dominantly,
    • common,
    • moderately.

    often (adverb)

    • a number times.

    regularly (adverb)

    • monotonously,
    • periodically,
    • continually,
    • rhythmically,
    • universally,
    • Familiarly,
    • predominately,
    • chronically,
    • steadily,
    • religiously,
    • Prevailingly,
    • cyclically,
    • constantly,
    • Canonically.
  • n.

    • big,
    • per usual.

    Other relevant words: (noun)

    • naturally,
    • day,
    • often,
    • normally,
    • habitual,
    • ever,
    • matter,
    • surprise,
    • customary,
    • more often than not,
    • mechanical,
    • confirmed,
    • trad,
    • rule,
    • mechanically,
    • unremarkably,
    • inveterate,
    • accustomed,
    • beaten,
    • prevail,
    • usual,
    • per,
    • more,
    • N,
    • pro forma,
    • wonted,
    • natural,
    • course,
    • normalize,
    • territory,
    • need,
    • ninety,
    • regulation,
    • nature,
    • expect,
    • normal,
    • mainline,
    • well trodden,
    • as a rule,
    • knee-jerk,
    • par,
    • nine,
    • USU.

    usually (noun)

    • nine times out of ten.
  • Other synonyms:

    • especially,
    • consistently,
    • typically.

    generally

    • general.

    Other relevant words:

    • generally,
    • commonly,
    • ordinarily.

    Other relevant words (noun):

    • evermore,
    • altogether,
    • time after time,
    • classically,
    • publically,
    • as things go,
    • tritely,
    • unexceptionally,
    • extract,
    • all things considered,
    • plainly,
    • hourly,
    • every so often,
    • as an approximation,
    • to be expected,
    • mutually,
    • again and again,
    • part,
    • publicly,
    • much,
    • widely,
    • pre-eminently,
    • whole,
    • always,
    • render,
    • as,
    • inveterately,
    • loosely,
    • each time,
    • broadly speaking,
    • accustomedly,
    • melt,
    • most frequently,
    • coarsely,
    • currently,
    • in particular,
    • as a whole,
    • mundanely,
    • uncouthly,
    • principally,
    • primarily,
    • Prescriptively,
    • legitimately,
    • generally speaking,
    • particularly,
    • Unseldom,
    • vulgarly,
    • roughly,
    • often enough,
    • medially,
    • used to,
    • Natch,
    • on balance,
    • above all,
    • clarify,
    • average,
    • as per usual,
    • normatively,
    • without exception.

How to use «Usually» in context?

Most people would say that usually, the clouds are stationary and the sun moves across them. However, there are exceptions to this rule, usually when the sun is near the horizon. Plus, there are other times when the clouds can move in any direction.

Paraphrases for Usually:

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    • Proper noun, singular
      generally, normally, typically.
    • Adverb
      customarily, generally, habitually, normally, ordinarily, typically.
    • Verb, past tense
      generally, normally.
    • Verb, 3rd person singular present
      typically.
  • Independent

    • Adjective
      typical, usual.
    • Proper noun, singular
      usual.
    • Adverb
      actually, almost, always, basically, characteristically, consistently, constantly, conventionally, currently, essentially, frequently, generically, globally, infrequently, invariably, largely, naturally, necessarily, often, otherwise, popularly, predominantly, primarily, principally, rarely, rather, readily, reasonably, regularly, routinely, seldom, simply, sometimes, traditionally, universally, unusually.
    • Verb, past tense
      accepted, found, Tended.
    • Verb, gerund or present participle
      being, bringing, speaking, Doing, Recurring, Creating, targeting.
    • Verb, 3rd person singular present
      tends, leads.

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