traditionally
Adverb: 1. According to tradition; in a traditional manner: In a way that is based on long-established customs, beliefs, or practices passed down through generations.
The adverb "traditionally" is used to describe an action, event, or state that follows or is characteristic of tradition. It often introduces or modifies a statement about a customary practice. - It typically modifies a verb (e.g., is done, celebrate) or an entire clause. - It is commonly placed at the beginning of a sentence or before the main verb.
At the start of a sentence:
- Traditionally, the bride wears a white gown.
- Traditionally, this ceremony marks the beginning of spring.
Modifying the main verb:
- The festival is traditionally held in the town square.
- This dish is traditionally served with rice.
In the reference context:
- Traditionally, we eat fried foods on Hanukah.
Contrasting tradition with change: "Traditionally" can be used to highlight a contrast with modern or new practices.
- Traditionally, books were printed on paper, but now many are digital.
- The role was traditionally held by men, but that is changing.
In academic or descriptive writing: Used to state historical or cultural norms.
- The court traditionally interprets this law very narrowly.
- Scholars in this field traditionally focus on textual analysis.
- Traditional (adjective): Based on or following tradition.
- a traditional wedding ceremony
- Tradition (noun): A long-established custom or belief.
- It's a family tradition to tell stories on Christmas Eve.
- Customarily: According to custom; usually.
- Conventionally: In a way that follows accepted standards or norms.
- Historically: In the past; according to history (can overlap when describing past customs).
- Unconventionally: In a way that does not follow tradition or convention.
- Innovatively: In a new and original way.
- Nontraditionally: In a manner that breaks from tradition.
- As is traditional: A phrase with a similar meaning, often used for emphasis.
- As is traditional, the youngest child lights the candle first.
- Go against tradition: To do something not traditionally done.
- She went against tradition by choosing a blue wedding dress.
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according to tradition; in a traditional manner
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traditionally, we eat fried foods on Hanukah
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