usual in English: Happening most of the time, and the same as it nearly always is. (adjective)

Translation

Happening most of the time, and the same as it nearly always is.

Word origin

From Latin usualis, from usus meaning use.

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The usual time is the time you meet most days.

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"Usual" comes before the noun it describes.

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"It is usual to" means most people do it.

normal

Usual and expected; the way things often are.

often

Many times, again and again, as a thing that happens a lot.

always

Every time, at all times, without ever stopping or missing.

same

Not different, but exactly alike or the very one already mentioned.

habit

Something you do often, again and again, without thinking about it.

ordinary

Normal and not special or different in any way.

regular

Happening again and again with the same gap of time in between; or normal and usual.

average

The number you get when you add amounts together and share them out equally; the usual or middle level.

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