Typically

/ˈtɪpɪkli/

Meaning & Definition

adverb

In a way that is typical or characteristic of a particular type or category.

Typically, the weather in this region is warm during the summer months.

As is usual or expected.

She typically arrives at work around 9 AM every day.

In most cases; generally.

The students typically have a break between classes.

Used to indicate what usually happens in a particular situation.

Typically, filming for the movie would take place over the summer.

Derived from the word 'typical', with the suffix '-ly' denoting manner.

typically American

Characteristic of American culture or behavior.

typically British

Characteristic of British culture or behavior.

typically half-hearted

Showing a lack of enthusiasm or effort.

type

A category of people or things having common characteristics.

typical

Having the distinctive qualities of a particular type.

Standard or average.

That’s just typically how things go around here.

Nothing out of the ordinary.

It was a typically boring meeting.