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Meanings of customary in English
Synonyms
Examples for "usual"
Examples for "usual"
1
This is the usual procedure in extradition or state vs. state case.
2
Some days later Adele arrived home from work at her usual time.
3
This year, however, England's national poet is not quite his usual self.
4
Israeli history is presented in an usual way in a new documentary.
5
How does the usual advice hold up in the present financial crisis?
1
However, second normal form is only one of many possible normal forms.
2
Level 1: Most normal activity can resume, providing we follow health guidelines.
3
Four children are under one year, all with normal milestones thus far.
4
The case would then continue in court, as per any normal trial.
5
He asked the army to help bring the situation back to normal.
1
But weeks later, we had all become accustomed to the new reality.
2
President Musharraf has long been accustomed to firm political control over Pakistan.
3
Golf:It's not a situation Rory McIlroy will want to become accustomed to.
4
My eyes accustomed to the dimmer light: far ahead was a window.
5
Fruit of the Loom workers have grown accustomed to an uncertain future.
1
Paintings of the latter have given even habitual collectors pause for thought.
2
Variations in physical activity or habitual exercise had no effect on bone.
3
He indulged in none of the common injustice habitual to discarded lovers.
4
But in truth the cause of her habitual gloom was much deeper.
5
It seemed to abash the ruffian, in spite of his habitual effrontery.
1
As he entered the room he said in his wonted hearty manner:
2
A strange odour floated in the air, overcoming that of wonted perfumes.
3
The sight of a stranger had its wonted lure for the Persian.
4
At the very beginning of danger the colonists exerted their wonted energy.
5
Agriculture and the minor operations of trade resumed all their wonted activity.
Usage of customary in English
1
Reports say talks between customary leaders and striking subcontractors eased the situation.
2
The transaction remains subject to further customary closing conditions, including antitrust clearances.
3
Perhaps the problem had already been solved with the king's customary thoroughness.
4
Mr Allen says State land would never be returned to customary landowners.
5
Dalglish's extraordinary sense of loyalty often exceeds the customary calls of duty.
6
In the international art market prices for customary treasures are rising steeply.
7
The manager said that he had been served the customary number, nine.
8
As is customary in Kosovo, things are not quite what they seem.
9
Viagogo said: It's customary for regulators to review acquisitions of this size.
10
The transaction is subject to anti-trust clearance and other customary closing conditions.
11
Company came in, and the customary occupations of the day took place.
12
From the customary events recorded in the journal he drew some comfort.
13
The congregation was much larger than was customary even in the church.
14
They unfolded the customary melody but the guests hearkened in dull amazement.
15
As is customary, they did not explain the reasons for their decision.
16
Thus the customary amount of labor would still have to be performed.
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Customary through the time
Customary across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common
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