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ordinarily

[awr-dn-air-uh-lee, awr-dn-er-uh-lee] / ˌɔr dnˈɛər ə li, ˈɔr dnˌɛr ə li /


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That includes the 9-3 Longhorns, whose three losses would ordinarily have ruled them out of playoff contention.

From The Wall Street Journal

“We’ve had plenty of rain across the Sierra, but not as much snowfall as we would ordinarily hope for up to this point.”

From Los Angeles Times

Having suffered plenty of past heartache at Barcelona's expense, Chelsea may have ordinarily celebrated a 1-1 draw with them in the Women's Champions League.

From BBC

But MTV’s hipness quotient would allow us to be more powerful than we ordinarily would be—advertisers would pay more, people would want to be associated with us.

From The Wall Street Journal

Like Gorsuch, she emphasized that tariffs are taxes and thus ordinarily fall within Congress’s jurisdiction.

From The Wall Street Journal