Term Gallery logo

Meanings of ordinarily good in English

We have no meanings for "ordinarily good" in our records yet.
Usage of ordinarily good in English
1
The above rules, as stated, apply to people in ordinarily good health.
The Royal Road to Health; Or, the Secret of Health Without Drugs
2
Under ordinarily good influences they would have acted in an ordinarily proper way.
A Girl Among the Anarchists
3
And most of what wasn't nonsense or rubbish was only just ordinarily good.
Eyeless in Gaza
4
He well knew under what circumstances even an ordinarily good house is collected together.
Cord and Creese
5
No; ultimately it isn't interesting, that ordinarily good stuff.
Eyeless in Gaza
6
But, with reference to this fellow I did feel more than ordinarily good-natured and unselfish.
A Ride Across Palestine
7
Morris, ordinarily good with words, was too stunned to say anything, but he didn't have to.
Finders Keepers
8
Trips to Admin were not ordinarily good news.
Finders Keepers
9
That any ordinarily good man should so deceive himself, appears to my mind altogether impossible and incredible.
Paul Faber, Surgeon
10
If the season proved more than ordinarily good, all might go well, but if it chanced to be bad--!
The People of the Mist
11
And yet this man, quiet, humorous, ordinarily good-looking, aroused in her heart discord and penetrated the barriers to the guarded sentiment.
The Lure of the Mask
12
Even a tiger will fly before a bear robbed of her whelps, and Mrs. Vansuythen was only an ordinarily good woman.
The Works of Rudyard Kipling: One Volume Edition
13
And Adelaide Palliser was there also,-theDuke's first cousin,-onwhose behalf the Duchess was anxious to be more than ordinarily good-natured.
Phineas Redux
14
A good Athenian, he says, is more than ordinarily good, because he is inspired by nature and not manufactured by law.
Laws
15
I figure that in an ordinarily good sale of Richard's sons and daughters, they would probably average $500 apiece.
Epistles from Pap: Letters from the man known as 'The Will Roger...
16
His father was a Swiss merchant, and not poor; thus the son had ordinarily good chances to make an artist of himself.
Pictures Every Child Should Know / A Selection of the World's Ar...
This collocation consists of:
Ordinarily good through the time
Ordinarily good across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common