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Meanings of customarily in English
Synonyms
Examples for "habitually"
Examples for "habitually"
1
In face, watchful behind a blind; habitually not uncensorious and contemptuous perhaps.
2
He had deceived Mrs. Dugald from the first; he habitually deceived her.
3
We habitually underestimate the large role that context plays in people's behavior.
4
Unless this starship of yours habitually makes itself invisible, there's no problem.
5
Even with the new appliances, Columbus was habitually wrong in his measurements.
Usage of customarily in English
1
This was required by the respect customarily due to the distinguished dead.
2
After greeting his audience in customarily cheery fashion, his tone abruptly changes.
3
Very many clergy at that time who were not monks customarily married.
4
But Mr. Outhouse was on the occasion even more than customarily obstinate.
5
It suggested that she customarily mislaid it, and recaptured only an echo.
6
Where probate fees have customarily been less, they shall remain the same.
7
But where mortuaries have customarily been less, they shall remain the same.
8
She slept heavily customarily but to-night her rest was fitful and troubled.
9
Where Swan customarily slept were hundreds of tiny, emerald-green blades of grass.
10
There are so many different things which are customarily covered with lacquer.
11
Mere names, as customarily applied to governments, are apt to be deceptive.
12
He lifted the cushion on which he customarily sat and looked underneath.
13
Letters of recommendation are customarily confidential, and teachers rarely let anyone change them.
14
The FA customarily takes a grim view of players and managers assaulting fans.
15
Something whispered that danger lurked in the road she customarily followed.
16
The Queen did not ask her to sit down, as she customarily did.
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United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common