Correctly
Typically
Typically adverb - According to the usual course of things.
Correctly and typically are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Correctly" instead an adverb "Typically".
Nearby Words: typical, typicality
Both words in one sentence
- Raw 2007 indicated—typically, in a niche game like this, it helps to actually, you know, get the maneuvers named correctly.
Source: Announcer Chatter -
Beginning in season 6, each season now has a "flagship" vehicle (typically a sports car that is either new or relatively recent) that is used across multiple challenges ... well, that is, if it still functions correctly.
Source: Series / Canada's Worst Driver - And it gets even more fun with translations- the Russian word typically translated as "rifle" could be more correctly translated as "shoulder-fired longarm", leading to shotguns, which are smoothbore, being termed as "rifles", entirely correctly from the translator's point of view.
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