Classically
Classically adverb - In the manner of Greek and Roman culture.
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Usually and classically are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Usually" instead an adverb "Classically".
Usually
Usually adverb - According to the usual course of things.
Classically and usually are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Classically" instead an adverb "Usually".
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- regularly and classically
- regularly and usually
- habitually and classically
- habitually and usually
- frequently and classically
- frequently and usually
- customarily and classically
- customarily and usually
- mainly and classically
- mainly and usually
- mostly and classically
- mostly and usually
- generally and classically
- generally and usually
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- The lyrics start to become darker, though clean and melodic (often classically trained for Power Metal) singing is still standard, usually saving harsh vocals for occasionally emphasizing the contrast between styles.
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In the Family Guy episode "Road to the Multiverse", redhead Lois, whose eye color isn't usually depicted, had green eyes in the Disney 'verse (where she is meant to be portrayed in the classically beautiful way a Disney princess usually is).
Source: Significant Green-Eyed Redhead -
Also they both look exactly as masculine and feminine as normal, Brad is usually dressed in a suit and classically handsome, and Jane shows off her legs every chance she gets.
Source: Masculine Girl, Feminine Boy
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