normally

normally

/ˈnɔːməli/

1 usually; in normal circumstances

I would never normally discuss this.

He didn't eat as much as he normally does.

It normally takes 20 minutes to get there.

The track is normally used by farmers and their goats.

Normally, there was a background hum of noise.

They played at venues not normally associated with classical music.

to function/operate/develop normally

The data were not normally distributed.

It's hard to tell if your cat is eating less than he normally does.

I'm not normally allowed to stay out late.

It's normally much warmer than this in July.

Dialysis can be used for people whose kidneys are not functioning normally.

Shortly after midnight transport, hospitals and water were operating normally.

Normally it takes three or four years to complete the training.

The prime minister would not normally be expected to attend the meeting.

The exercise normally takes twenty minutes.

The journey to work normally takes an hour.

2 in the usual or ordinary way

Her heart is beating normally.

Just try to behave normally.