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usual adj. same, customary, habitual, accustomed, familiar,
well-known, common, everyday, established, traditional, set,
time-honoured, old, conventional, workaday, stock, wonted,
regular, ordinary, normal, expected, routine, typical,
run-of-the-mill, stereotypic(al), hackneyed, trite, prosaic,
worn out, shop-worn, predictable, unexceptional, unoriginal,
unremarkable, unimaginative: The usual answer I get is 'Why?' I
missed my usual train this morning. They still sing the usual
drinking songs.
usually adv. customarily, as a rule, generally (speaking), most of the
time, for the most part, most often, mostly, almost always,
inveterately, on the whole, normally, commonly, regularly,
predominantly, chiefly, all things considered, in the main,
mainly, by and large, as usual, Colloq as per usual: I usually
walk home from the office. Johnson usually interviews applicants
in the morning.
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Utopia n. paradise, heaven, seventh heaven, (Garden of) Eden, bliss,
cloud-cuckoo-land, Nephelococcygia, never-never land,
Shangri-La, Cockaigne or Cockayne, heaven on earth, perfection:
He dreams about a Utopia where everyone is rich and there are no
taxes.
utterly adv. completely, perfectly, absolutely, thoroughly, fully,
entirely, wholly, unreservedly, totally, unqualifiedly,
out-and-out, altogether, overwhelmingly, unequivocally,
categorically, definitely, properly; extremely, Brit dialect
proper; (with) no holds barred, body and soul, head over heels:
The proposal was utterly defeated in the Commons. That was an
utterly foolish act. She gave herself to him utterly.
22.0 V
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