Almost always
Most of the time and almost always are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Most of the time" instead an adverb phrase "Almost always".
Most of the time
Almost always and most of the time are semantically related. You can use "Almost always" instead an adverb phrase "Most of the time".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- regularly and almost always
- regularly and most of the time
- habitually and almost always
- habitually and most of the time
- frequently and almost always
- frequently and most of the time
- customarily and almost always
- customarily and most of the time
- mainly and almost always
- mainly and most of the time
- mostly and almost always
- mostly and most of the time
- generally and almost always
- generally and most of the time
Both terms in one sentence
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Peter and Edmund Pevensie from Chronicles of Narnia are most of the time portrayed like this, Peter usually over Susan and Edmund almost always over Lucy.
Source: Crazy Jealous Guy -
This is facilitated by the fact that she basically sits still most of the time, ensuring that she'll almost always get hit.
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Walking Shirtless Scene: Koda is almost always shirtless when he's in the Dinolair - which is most of the time.
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