Correct
Correct adjective - Being in agreement with the truth or a fact or a standard.
Usual and correct are semantically related. in conventional topic. In some cases you can use "Usual" instead an adjective "Correct".
Both words in one sentence
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Karl is known to have difficulty finding the right words to get his point across, so on the occasion where he does say something correct, he may either get important details wrong or make it sound like his usual nonsense.
Source: Radio / The Ricky Gervais Show -
Drakken's mischief-of-the-week was to "steal Christmas." Kim argued, and was correct in this, that the plan was Drakken's usual pursuit of that more sensible cliché, taking over the world.
- That's half-correct, and the scene with the witch's barrier right at the end of episode 1 makes it clear this is not your usual happy fun time show...
Source: Non-Indicative First Episode
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