typically

Adverb

(comparative more typically, superlative most typically)

In a typical or common manner.
In an expected or customary manner.

Antonyms

atypically

Origin

typical +"Ž -ly

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When we think of decoding the genome, we typically think in terms of the human genome.
It is of typically Dutch appearance, with low, brightly coloured houses.
It is a quiet, typically Dutch town, with its old brick houses and tree-bordered canals.
It is in fact typically a closed system.
He may, in fact, be regarded as the final exponent of that empirical school of philosophy which owed its impulse to John Locke, and is generally spoken of as being typically English.

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