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normally

Meaning in simple English

US /ˈnɔrməli/ · UK /ˈnɔːməli/

normally means: In the usual way or on most occasions.

adverb

USUALLYA2

In the usual way or on most occasions.

  • I normally walk to school.
  • The shop is normally open on Sundays.
  • Do you normally eat breakfast this early?

Similar words: usually, generally, ordinarily

Common phrases: normally work, normally open, normally happen

NORMAL WAYA2

In the usual, expected way, without anything strange or wrong happening.

  • The engine is running normally again.
  • She could breathe normally after resting.
  • Did the children behave normally while I was away?

Similar words: as usual

Opposites: abnormally

Common phrases: work normally, breathe normally, behave normally, act normally

USUAL DEGREEC2

To the usual amount or degree, without being unusually strong or weak.

  • Before the exam, she was only normally anxious.
  • The children were normally excited, without becoming difficult to manage.
  • His eyes were normally sensitive to bright light.

Similar words: to the usual degree

Common phrases: normally anxious, normally sensitive

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