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In a way that has become common or expected
In a very plain or uninteresting manner or way
Adverb for characterized by conventional forms of ceremony and behavior
Adverb
▲
In a way that has become common or expected
regularly
habitually
frequently
customarily
commonly
often
normally
ordinarily
consistently
typically
generally
mainly
mostly
naturally
occasionally
sometimes
as a rule
as usual
more often than not
on the whole
by and large
in the main
most often
as is usual
per usual
as is the custom
now and again
once and again
now and then
usually
recurrently
repeatedly
invariably
steadily
constantly
methodically
continually
oftentimes
always
religiously
tirelessly
over and over
time and time again
ofttimes
time and again
oft
perpetually
conventionally
incessantly
all the time
again and again
most of the time
ceaselessly
unchangingly
oft-times
time after time
many times
continuously
over and over again
unceasingly
a lot
traditionally
for the most part
thick and fast
much
persistently
in general
a great deal
very often
almost always
monotonously
periodically
at all times
not infrequently
day in, day out
unfailingly
faithfully
many a time and oft
historically
lots
on numerous occasions
in many instances
on many occasions
predominantly
standardly
systematically
at regular intervals
in the general run of things
at frequent intervals
infallibly
dependably
inevitably
natch
many a time
as often as not
in most cases
as a general rule
without fail
without exception
largely
chiefly
unbrokenly
endlessly
forever
unrelentingly
unremittingly
wontedly
perennially
continuingly
interminably
eternally
relentlessly
nonstop
everlastingly
hourly
a number of times
week in, week out
of course
in many cases
needless to say
each time
every time
at every turn
ad nauseam
non-stop
on all occasions
on every occasion
without rest
without cessation
round the clock
on and on
day after day
morning, noon and night
night and day
lots of times
without a break
on several occasions
day and night
many times over
24/7
twenty-four-seven
principally
primarily
daily
rhythmically
wontly
unremarkably
intermittently
on average
seasonally
en masse
without stopping
at short intervals
has a tendency to
immutably
cyclically
practically
basically
overall
ethodically
ever
automatically
aye
sempiternally
predictably
ay
in the usual way
for long
lot
in the ordinary way
without break
mechanically
tends to
for a long time
the entire time
to a great extent
a good deal
as a matter of course
successively
commonplacely
spasmodically
familiarly
accustomedly
not seldom
at times
in quick succession
every now and then
averagely
quotidianly
ubiquitously
prosaically
plainly
unexceptionally
on a regular basis
chronically
popularly
acceptedly
classically
prevailingly
prevalently
universally
orthodoxly
expectedly
currently
fixedly
acknowledgedly
characteristically
prescriptively
confirmedly
oldly
rifely
widely
publically
stereotypically
altogether
ritually
rootedly
rampantly
fashionably
recurringly
substantially
proverbially
preponderantly
pervasively
broadly
archetypally
rulingly
representatively
archetypically
collectively
provenly
ritualistically
enduringly
lastingly
anciently
truely
to a great degree
all things considered
to a large extent
on balance
to all intents and purposes
taking everything into consideration
extensively
essentially
ancestrally
effectively
approvedly
mundanely
generically
endemically
comprehensively
roundly
inveterately
acceptably
canonically
first and foremost
vulgarly
numerously
all in all
generally speaking
for all intents and purposes
traditionarily
officially
undistinguishedly
ingrainedly
informally
renownedly
institutionally
domestically
humdrumly
repetitively
continuedly
formally
dominantly
recognizably
US
above all
formulaically
stably
sweepingly
simply
immemorially
congruously
almost entirely
old-fashionedly
natively
in general terms
normatively
in great measure
in a general sense
reiteratively
doctrinally
obligatorily
recognisably
UK
permanently
decidedly
favouredly
UK
publicly
conservatively
abidingly
venerably
roughly
determinedly
superiorly
loosely
obviously
approximately
immortally
agelessly
pre-eminently
mediocrely
particularly
presently
rigidly
prototypically
virtually
ongoingly
uniformly
in particular
by many
by most
by all
uneventfully
indifferently
comfortably
legendarily
famously
notoriously
unsophisticatedly
in the majority of cases
tralatitiously
casually
banally
unimaginatively
terrestrially
quintessentially
legitly
unopposedly
unprogressively
timelessly
diurnally
staidly
mutually
as a whole
all together
taking everything into account
validly
medianly
ceremonially
humbly
matter-of-factly
overarchingly
nationally
outrightly
jointly
communally
globally
blanketly
symptomatically
inherently
in the first place
in most instances
unadventurously
ideally
presentationally
intermutually
likely
unitedly
professedly
axiomatically
self-evidently
greatly
emblematically
indicatively
foreseeably
reliably
anticipatedly
nextly
inconspicuously
unprepossessingly
procedurally
undyingly
infamously
reputedly
memorably
unforgettably
deathlessly
epidemically
societally
nationwidely
totally
properly
likelily
distinctively
idiosyncratically
distinguishingly
unsurprisingly
catholicly
practisedly
UK
repetitiously
perfunctorily
plastically
influentially
operatively
fundamentally
ecumenically
clichédly
individualistically
traditionalistically
soundly
deeply
unshakably
securely
ineradicably
incurably
coherently
stubbornly
innately
irredeemably
congenitally
obstinately
more ❯
“Experts
routinely
have to reassess the damage done by natural phenomena such as earthquakes or hurricanes.”
Adverb
▲
In a very plain or uninteresting manner or way
plainly
blandly
drably
drearily
boringly
monotonously
mundanely
dully
insipidly
numbingly
uninspiringly
unremarkably
vapidly
banally
tediously
predictably
tiresomely
humdrumly
repetitively
unimaginatively
unchangingly
pedestrianly
prosaically
menially
unoriginally
unvaryingly
wearisomely
derivatively
clichédly
unexcitingly
uninterestingly
hackily
uneventfully
tritely
uninspiredly
flatly
stalely
commonplacely
lifelessly
drily
tiredly
lacklustrely
UK
tamely
colourlessly
UK
colorlessly
US
lacklusterly
US
spiritlessly
jejunely
characterlessly
commonly
platitudinously
ordinarily
stodgily
slowly
cornily
leadenly
aridly
tiringly
ponderously
oldly
heavily
stupidly
stuffily
wishy-washily
wearily
feebly
stereotypically
monochromatically
sterilely
weakly
lamely
dustily
anaemically
UK
conventionally
mustily
deadly
vacuously
anemically
US
bloodlessly
barrenly
torpidly
emptily
limply
passionlessly
bathetically
truistically
listlessly
pathetically
ineffectively
nondescriptly
exhaustedly
mediocrely
half-heartedly
ineffectually
poorly
lustrelessly
pallidly
featurelessly
platitudinally
inanely
inadequately
pointlessly
soullessly
woodenly
hollowly
obligatorily
undistinguishedly
ploddingly
quotidianly
repetitiously
vacantly
uselessly
worthlessly
trivially
valuelessly
shallowly
unexceptionally
insubstantially
vainly
expressionlessly
indifferently
languidly
superficially
uncreatively
waterily
sluggishly
zestlessly
futilely
wearifully
antiseptically
hoarily
inoffensively
insignificantly
sleepily
softly
purposelessly
quietly
inconsequentially
matter-of-factly
impassively
aimlessly
unimportantly
dimly
punily
unfeelingly
meaninglessly
apathetically
palely
fruitlessly
unemotionally
paltrily
unproductively
tenuously
profitlessly
unexpressively
unprofitably
greyly
UK
idly
soporifically
triflingly
irksomely
plebeianly
uninterestedly
grayly
US
lusterlessly
prosily
stiffly
stagnantly
meagerly
US
meagrely
UK
unconvincingly
spinelessly
flimsily
effetely
wimpily
wimpishly
coldly
frailly
usually
emotionlessly
blankly
implausibly
senselessly
nervelessly
wetly
statically
unbelievably
inexpressively
frivolously
cowardlily
unadventurously
negligibly
pettily
desiccatedly
thinly
sillily
stonily
laboriously
interminably
motivelessly
stolidly
questionably
unavailingly
incredibly
improbably
unpersuasively
slightly
untenably
bootlessly
unsuccessfully
otiosely
catatonically
lethargically
unromantically
inconceivably
unmovedly
abortively
inefficaciously
lackadaisically
unmemorably
motionlessly
mechanically
depressingly
prolixly
unentertainingly
halfheartedly
somberly
US
sombrely
UK
sketchily
unrelievedly
squarely
innocuously
desolately
fadedly
ornerily
familiarly
inertly
old-fashionedly
comatosely
unsophisticatedly
insufficiently
unimpassionedly
cloyingly
unartistically
slackly
disinterestedly
mindlessly
irrelevantly
inferiorly
powerlessly
impotently
fecklessly
formulaically
heavy-handedly
backwardly
tastelessly
uniformly
tepidly
languorously
greyishly
UK
neutrally
antiquatedly
dowdily
bleakly
mawkishly
obsoletely
unexcitedly
orthodoxly
outdatedly
labouredly
UK
turgidly
dingily
gloomily
pedantically
outmodedly
unimpressively
laboredly
US
unenergetically
unpalatably
blindly
pokily
exhaustingly
mortally
imitatively
mousily
downcastly
damply
wintrily
US
oppressively
windily
dispiritingly
rawly
sorrowfully
unsatisfactorily
endlessly
dismally
unenthusiastically
grayishly
US
inscrutably
unrewardingly
sleepingly
unobjectionably
numbly
harmlessly
safely
drippily
lukewarmly
abstractedly
unreally
averagely
absently
normally
cheaply
insensibly
lazily
inanimately
minorly
tinily
inconsiderably
glassily
coolly
vaguely
inactively
aloofly
standardly
distantly
unthinkingly
junkily
unsubstantially
minutely
piddlingly
incidentally
minusculely
detachedly
thoughtlessly
clearly
unfruitfully
dispassionately
incuriously
uncomprehendingly
nominally
lightly
picayunely
unresponsively
simply
absent-mindedly
indecisively
derisorily
pifflingly
pitifully
terrestrially
depthlessly
glibly
artificially
lowlily
miserably
dinkily
mingily
littly
nigglingly
foolishly
straightforwardly
unsympathetically
businesslikely
unadornedly
exiguously
uncommunicatively
cleanly
phlegmatically
marginally
stoically
callously
unsocially
silently
unappealingly
more ❯
“It was just another
routine
romantic comedy where she gets mad at him, then forgives him, and everyone is happy again.”
Adverb
▲
Adverb for characterized by conventional forms of ceremony and behavior
formally
standardly
conventionally
regularly
strictly
authoritatively
expressly
legally
methodically
orthodoxly
traditionally
validly
acceptedly
approvedly
ceremoniously
explicitly
fixedly
lawfully
systematically
ceremonially
formalistically
formulaically
legitimately
ritually
ritualistically
“In the 1920s, episiotomy, the surgical cutting of the perineum, became a
routine
procedure for second-stage labor.”
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