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
Strangely
Both words in one sentence
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Which is ironic considering that the cover of the Flipper album is strangely reminiscent of Gang of Four's untitled EP, commonly known as Yellow EP.
Source: Minimalistic Cover Art - Strangely, this is one of the most commonly-run of the series of ads.
Source: Oxymoronic Being - Why a character may have a Mortality Phobia is strangely not commonly gone into, though when it is, it often has to do with a fear of having to pay for all the bad deeds they've done in the afterlife, or a fear that there isn't one at all.
Source: Mortality Phobia
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