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Meanings of typical in English
Exhibiting the qualities or characteristics that identify a group or kind or category.
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Usage of typical in English
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The control group performed a typical physical class three times per week.
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Not exactly the typical company line we're used to hearing these days.
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The Finance Minister describes it as not a typical election year Budget.
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Analysis across countries used a LogFrame Analysis typical for public nutrition development.
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We are a strong family, a working family, and a typical family.
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Your typical American household, by contrast, consumes 7 percent of that-peryear.
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His execution was reported as a typical case of public order disturbance.
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A typical human body sheds perhaps five million skin particles per day.
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The patient had typical early-onset adrenal crisis at 2 months of age.
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It said that was more than five times the typical response rate.
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The control group exhibited a typical sunk cost effect in our task.
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This is the first Japanese family case report of typical Loeys-Dietz syndrome.
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Proceeds would be used for investment requirements beyond its typical capital needs.
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Speaking on Fox News, Trump offered a typical response to the news.
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Incisors broad; molars divided into transverse laminæ; infra-orbital opening typical; claws large.
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Questionnaires provided information on the typical circumstances of an individual's phone use.
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