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usual
adjective as in common, typical
Strongest matches
Example Sentences
Scott, as usual, also needs to shoehorn meaning that he doesn't know how to produce and erase history that he doesn't know how to replace.
Smith said this year’s fire season is gearing up to be slightly longer than usual but is not particularly out of the ordinary.
The sweeping biopic charts the rise of the pop star, from his days as a cheeky 8-year-old in a working-class U.K. town to his battles with the usual pitfalls of fame and money.
The particularly mischievous would say it lengthened Crawley's usual time at the crease against the Black Caps.
They want it addressed in the Employment Rights Bill, currently undergoing parliamentary scrutiny, and claim some of their members are putting off treatment as sick pay is much lower than their usual salaries.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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