commonly

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commonly

She commonly takes the bus to work.

Definition
  1. Adverb:
    • In a usual or ordinary way; typically: Refers to something that happens or is done under normal conditions, or is frequently encountered.
    • By most people; generally: Indicates something that is widely known, accepted, or practiced.
Usage and Examples
  • Adverb:
    • She is commonly known by her nickname. (She is generally or widely known by her nickname.)
    • This procedure is commonly used in laboratories. (This procedure is typically or ordinarily used.)
    • He arrived late, as she commonly did. (He arrived late, which was her usual habit.)
Advanced Usage
  • "more commonly": Used to indicate a higher frequency or greater prevalence of one thing over another.
    • The plant is more commonly found in coastal regions.
  • "most commonly": Used to indicate the highest degree of frequency or prevalence.
    • This is the most commonly asked question.
Variants and Related Words
  • Common (adjective): Occurring, found, or done often; prevalent. (e.g., a mistake)
  • Commonness (noun): The state or quality of being common or usual.
Synonyms
  • Usually: Under normal conditions; generally.
  • Generally: In most cases; usually.
  • Ordinarily: Under normal conditions; usually.
  • Typically: In most cases; usually.
  • Frequently: At frequent intervals; often.
Antonyms
  • Uncommonly: Not often; rarely.
  • Rarely: Not often; seldom.
  • Seldom: Not often; infrequently.
Related Phrases and Idioms
  • Commonly held belief: A belief that is widely shared by a group of people.
    • It is a commonly held belief that breakfast is the most important meal.
  • Commonly referred to as: Widely or generally called by a specific name.
    • The device is commonly referred to as a smartphone.
commonly

She commonly takes the bus to work.

Adverb
  1. under normal conditions
    • usually she was late