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Meanings of usually good in English

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Usage of usually good in English
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Immigration, though usually good for the migrants concerned, is a bosses' charter.
The Guardian
2
Visual outcomes are usually good except when limited by pre-existing macular pathology.
Pubmed
3
Their advice, as well as their assistance, is usually good for nothing.
The Young Man's Guide
4
It's usually good companies have to offer one price to everyone.
News.com.au
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But sunshine and football success for England are usually good for economic activity.
The Guardian
6
Cows are milking okay... in fact March is usually good on the coast.
Radio NZ
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On the other hand, I'm usually good at finding really intricate, weak-man beta.
Rock and Ice Magazine
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Maybe Morgan was wrong, but his instincts were usually good ones.
A vote of confidence
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Rising volatility is usually good for trading as it spurs more hedging activity.
Reuters
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Never really throwing his weight around, usually good for a joke.
Catching Fire
11
And then Ernestine approved of getting married, and Ernestine's ideas were usually good.
The Glory of the Conquered: The Story of a Great Love
12
Judith was on her feet, her usually good-natured face dark with righteous indignation.
Jane Allen, Right Guard
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The tragic rage on the girl's little, pretty, usually good-natured face worried him.
Who Cares? A Story of Adolescence
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Lord Hartledon's usually good-natured brow-atpresent a brow of deep sorrow-contractedwith displeasure.
Elster's Folly: A Novel
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Its prognosis is usually good; however, recurrence is relatively common.
Pubmed
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They were usually good at home, but had problems every time they played away.
The Guardian
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Usually good through the time
Usually good across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common