Usual
Usual adjective - Accepted, used, or practiced by most people.
Without warning is an antonym for usual.
Without warning
Both terms in one sentence
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She then silently and without warning handed him a report that, without changing tone at all, segued from the usual information about the subject's life and background to the fact that he had visited a child prostitute.
Source: Bread, Eggs, Milk, Squick -
In addition to the usual dangers of radiation, zombies and wild animals you'll find in Radiation Island, there are environmental "anomalies": clouds of fire, lightning, water, or just plain death that at times are easy to spot, and at other times can simply appear on top of you without warning.
Source: Everything Trying to Kill You
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