Definitions and Examples of commonly, typically
Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!
In a way that is usual, ordinary, or frequently observed.
Example
She commonly wakes up at 6 am every day.
In a way that is characteristic or expected of a particular person, thing, or group.
Example
Typically, he spends his weekends playing video games.
Key Differences: commonly vs typically
- 1Commonly implies that something is frequently observed or usual, while typically suggests that something is characteristic or expected of a particular person, thing, or group.
- 2While peculiarly conveys an unusual or distinctive quality, commonly and typically suggest a sense of normalcy or predictability.
Effective Usage of commonly, typically
- 1Enhance Writing: Use commonly and typically to describe common or expected behaviors or characteristics.
- 2Improve Comprehension: Incorporate antonyms in reading exercises to help students understand nuances in language.
- 3Expand Vocabulary: Learn and practice using these antonyms to improve your English vocabulary.
Remember this!
The antonyms commonly and typically convey a sense of normalcy or predictability, while peculiarly conveys an unusual or distinctive quality. Use these words to enhance writing, improve comprehension, and expand your vocabulary.