Normally

/ˈnɔːrməli/

Meaning & Definition

adverb

In a way that conforms to established standards or norms.

Normally, the committee meets once a month to discuss upcoming events.

In a usual or expected manner; typically.

Normally, I wake up at 7 AM every day.

Under normal conditions; in a standard fashion.

The store is normally busy on weekends.

As a general rule or principle; usually.

He normally takes the bus to work, but today he decided to walk.

Middle English, from Latin 'normalis', meaning standard, regular.

normally expected

Something that is anticipated as being usual.

normally scheduled

Something planned to occur at a usual time.

normally cautious

Referring to someone who usually exercises care.

normal

Conforming to a standard.

norm

A typical or standard pattern.

normalize

To make something normal or standard.

Pretty much how things usually go.

She normally aces her tests!

Nothing out of the ordinary.

It's just a normal day.