customary
adjective
noun, plural cus·tom·ar·ies.
Origin of customary
Synonyms for customary
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Related Words for customarily
routinely, generally, commonly, consistently, habitually, normally, traditionally, frequently, naturally, regularly, usually, conventionallyExamples from the Web for customarily
Contemporary Examples of customarily
The 4th of July is customarily marked by charcoal “cook-outs,” which endanger the community.
P.J. O'Rourke: 27 Sensitive, Caring, Green, and Politically Committed Reasons to Ban July 4thP. J. O’Rourke
July 3, 2014
Though blacks had used the park in the past, they were customarily restricted to certain portions of it.
Customarily, Jewish women are encouraged to refrain from doing work while the candles are burning.
Ben Gurion University Forbids Women To Light Chanukah Candles in Official CeremonySigal Samuel
December 2, 2013
They were customarily used by the previous administration, for instance.
Historical Examples of customarily
Slafe was in the bow, customarily taciturn, the crew were busy.
Greener Than You ThinkWard Moore
It occurred to Terry that yachts are not customarily armed with bazookas.
Creatures of the AbyssMurray Leinster
The inn yard was customarily the resort of showmen and musicians.
Nooks and Corners of Old LondonCharles Hemstreet
His nose was "rather aquiline," and his lips were customarily compressed.
The Life of Captain Matthew FlindersErnest Scott
It suggested that she customarily mislaid it, and recaptured only an echo.
The Nest BuilderBeatrice Forbes-Robertson Hale