Now and then
Now and then adverb - On some occasions.
Ordinarily and now and then are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Ordinarily" instead an adverb phrase "Now and then".
Ordinarily
Ordinarily adverb - According to the usual course of things.
Now and then and ordinarily are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Now and then" instead an adverb "Ordinarily".
Nearby Words: ordinary, ordinariness
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- repeatedly and now and then
- repeatedly and ordinarily
- regularly and now and then
- regularly and ordinarily
- customarily and now and then
- customarily and ordinarily
- naturally and now and then
- naturally and ordinarily
- normally and now and then
- normally and ordinarily
- commonly and now and then
- commonly and ordinarily
- routinely and now and then
- routinely and ordinarily
Both terms in one sentence
- Thus you get every now and then a judge who appears to be "writing for publication" or "writing for the casebooks": taking what would ordinarily be an unpublished decision, or a very run of the mill published one, and jazzing it up a bit so that it might be considered worthy of publication.
Source: Writing for the Trade
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