Invariably
Invariably adverb - On every relevant occasion.
Usage example: their slacker son invariably gives the same response to the questions about his career plans
Typically and invariably are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Typically" instead an adverb "Invariably".
Nearby Words: invariable, invariability
Typically
Typically adverb - According to the usual course of things.
Invariably and typically are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Invariably" instead an adverb "Typically".
Nearby Words: typical, typicality
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- often and invariably
- often and typically
- regularly and invariably
- regularly and typically
- habitually and invariably
- habitually and typically
- frequently and invariably
- frequently and typically
- permanently and invariably
- permanently and typically
- customarily and invariably
- customarily and typically
- universally and invariably
- universally and typically
Both words in one sentence
- South American Indians are either Inca or from the Amazon jungle, typically Yanomamo or Kayapo (and if they are Yanomamo, they are invariably portrayed as Always Chaotic Evil, even in modern works).
- Clever characters (almost invariably villains in this case) will typically resort to I Will Punish Your Friend for Your Failure to get around this.
Source: Can't Kill You, Still Need You - Granted, these are invariably military buildings, and you're typically the first military presence to enter the area.
Source: Command & Conquer Economy
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