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Meanings of usually in English
Portuguese
geralmente Synonyms
Examples for "generally"
Examples for "generally"
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High-pressure systems bring generally calm conditions and often result in clear skies.
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In reality, election officials don't generally use the e-mail address, she said.
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Nonetheless, Sanders says northern Europe is generally healthier than the Mediterranean regions.
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Good data generally leads to a business having a better bottom line.
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Developed market stock indexes are generally in positive territory for the year.
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Army officers were given posts normally held by civilians or police officers.
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But the second appeal normally only considers points of law or procedure.
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Americans normally must file their tax returns by April 15 each year.
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He knows that in a given situation there are normally many choices.
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A federal agency normally takes weeks or months to issue a determination.
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Background: People commonly use psychoactive substances to increase physical and psychological pleasure.
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Background: Administrative data are commonly used for surveillance of chronic medical conditions.
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The genocide in Darfur, for example, was a commonly asked YouTube question.
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Domestic violence is commonly used to take children away from their mothers.
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However, its relationship with other commonly used measures has not been evaluated.
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The people were ordinarily brought but little in contact with the Government.
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I mean it was just the way folks ordinarily set things up.
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This was not how nature ordinarily appeared to Americans in Chapman's time.
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For example, a man, ordinarily honest; a great need; a sudden opportunity.
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The night was impenetrably dark and the chaise more than ordinarily rickety.
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Amazon plodded along unremarkably for several years after the bubble burst.
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For the most part, this corner of Buenos Aires is unremarkably middle class.
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In this part of Connecticut, streets like these are unremarkably common.
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For my part, the transition to acceptance was unremarkably difficult.
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He served Caesar loyally, if unremarkably, in Gaul and afterward.
Usage of usually in English
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Immigration New Zealand said work visa applications usually took weeks not months.
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Aberdeen's oil industry is usually associated with activity in the North Sea.
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These men usually believe there is a simple answer to their problem.
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Long months of inaction induced more thoughtfulness than soldiers' conditions usually allowed.
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Traditional families usually share one house and one set of house rules.
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Why are health messages usually given from a negative or risk perspective?
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Pesticides exposure causes usually harmful effects to the environment and human health.
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Many great players enjoy their work; Stokes usually looks almost comically careworn.
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Farm killings are usually particularly brutal, the victims isolated -easy targets.
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The field guidance reports usually come out several days after the event.
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Such new bureaucracies usually take longer to set up than ministers hope.
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We love competition because competition usually means there is... choice, Moore said.
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However, levels of E-alpha 1 PI complex usually increased in these cases.
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Central bankers usually favour capital requirements for increasing safety at financial firms.
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So-called tax havens are usually small countries with access to larger markets.
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There's usually a very clear order; you just have to understand it.
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Usually through the time
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