Flood
Usually
Usually adverb - According to the usual course of things.
Both words in one sentence
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Sometimes, he found a sexy woman instead of the regular flood of Abhorrent Admirers, but he usually ended up getting tortured by her rather than having a good time.
Source: Bastard Girlfriend - If your character's just been emotionally crushed, speaking the lines called for in a very quiet and simple tone will usually result in enough tears in the theatre without you adding to the flood.
Source: Just For Fun / Actor Tips -
Hitting something: The first four compartments can flood and the ship would not be in danger, when usually the worst damage would be the first two compartments flooding.
Source: Useful Notes / RMS Titanic
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