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normally

American  
[nawr-muh-lee] / ˈnɔr mə li /

adverb

  1. in a normal or regular way.

    The wound is healing normally.

  2. according to rule, general custom, etc.; as a rule; ordinarily; usually.


normally British  
/ ˈnɔːməlɪ /

adverb

  1. as a rule; usually; ordinarily

  2. in a normal manner

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Etymology

Origin of normally

First recorded in 1590–1600; normal + -ly

Example Sentences

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Because of these requirements, the reaction normally takes place early in drug manufacturing and is followed by many additional chemical steps to produce the final medicine.

From Science Daily

Scientists call it the "zombie" tree because, although some individuals are still alive, the species is unable to grow and reproduce normally without major intervention.

From Science Daily

They increase levels of "reactive oxygen species," unstable molecules that can damage cells, while also weakening the body's antioxidant defenses that normally keep these molecules under control.

From Science Daily

“There was no identified threat to the campus community, and campus operations continued normally,” Fields said.

From Los Angeles Times

The Source Blessing ship normally runs a shuttle service from Qatar through the Strait of Hormuz to Oman and back.

From The Wall Street Journal