Commonly
Commonly adverb - According to the usual course of things.
Usage example: the clusters of idle teens that can commonly be found hanging around any mall
Oddly
Both words in one sentence
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Oddly enough, dungeons themselves are commonly referred to as TLR's by the playerbase.
- Despite the bickering and the two being on rather opposite ends, they work commonly well together and oddly get along.
Source: Friend to Psychos -
Rune's origins are revealed, as well as the history of Dark Sound, scribing is given a more central role in the story, and, oddly enough, "twofeet" are more commonly referenced through the story.
Source: Literature / Duncton Quest
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