typically
Concise Oxford English Dictionary © 2008 Oxford University Press:
typical/ˈtɪpɪkl/
▶adjective
- 1 having the distinctive qualities of a particular type.
■ characteristic of a particular person or thing.
- 2 symbolic: the pit is typical of hell.
– derivatives
typicality /-ˈkalɪti/ noun,
typically adverb.
typicality /-ˈkalɪti/ noun,
typically adverb.
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acetylide
- acid
- active
- adultescent
- adverbial
- Afghan coat
- aftertaste
- agate
- aged
- agent
- agnosia
- agreement
- airlift
- alabaster
- albite
- albuminuria
- alcove
- alexia
- allegation
- allege
- alluvium
- altocumulus
- altostratus
- alyssum
- amaurosis
- amber
- amelanchier
- amphibole
- ancestor
- anchor
- anchusa
- ancon
- andiron
- anemone
- angel cake
- Anglicism
- angst
- animal
- anime
- annuity
- anorak
- anorthite
- anthrax
- anticyclone
- antigorite
- apse
- aril
- arum
- aschelminth
- -athon
