In effect
Typically
Typically adverb - According to the usual course of things.
In effect and typically are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "In effect" instead an adverb "Typically".
Nearby Words: typical, typicality
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- largely and in effect
- largely and typically
- about and in effect
- about and typically
- really and in effect
- really and typically
- actually and in effect
- actually and typically
- truly and in effect
- truly and typically
- intrinsically and in effect
- intrinsically and typically
- basically and in effect
- basically and typically
Both terms in one sentence
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Pegasus drinks wine instead of fruit juice, Never Say "Die" is no longer in effect, characters are allowed to punch people, and typically-censored cards like Injection Fairy Lily are on full display.
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Hero Insurance would typically still be in effect but the hero decides to give the owner a little bit of money in order to pay for the mess.
Source: Paying for the Action Scene -
Lu Bu typically fights you with this in effect at all times.
Source: Incendiary Exponent
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