/nɔʁ.mal.mɑ̃/
Translation
normally, usually; in theory
Word origin
From the adjective normal with the adverbial suffix -ment, from Latin normalis, itself from norma ('a carpenter's square, a rule'). English 'norm' and 'normal' share the noun.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- norma
- English cognates
- norm, normal
Examples
, .
Normally, he gets home around seven.
' .
Everything went as usual.
, ' ' .
Strictly speaking, you are not allowed in here.
.
The shop usually opens on Mondays.
l'.
Breathe normally during the examination.
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